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	Thomas Carlyle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Carlyle was born in Ecclefechan, Dumfries and Galloway, and was educated at Annan Academy, Annan.
		Thomas Carlyle is notable both for his continuation of older traditions of the Tory satirists of the 18th century in England and for forging a new tradition of Victorian era criticism of progress.
		Carlyle's distaste for democracy and his belief in charismatic leadership was unsurprisingly appealing to Adolf Hitler, who was reading Carlyle's biography of Frederick during his last days in 1945.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Thomas_Carlyle (2778 words)

	Carlyle, Thomas. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05
		Carlyle extended his view of the divinity of man, particularly in his portraits of the great leaders of the Revolution.
		In subsequent works Carlyle attacked laissez-faire theory and parliamentary government and affirmed his belief in the necessity for strong, paternalistic government.
		Carlyle’s other works expanded his ideas—Chartism (1840); Past and Present (1843), contrasting the disorder of modern society with the feudal order of 12th-century England; Oliver Cromwell’s Letters and Speeches (1845); Latter-Day Pamphlets (1850); Life of John Sterling (1851); and a massive biography of a hero-king, Frederick the Great, on which he spent the years 1852–65.
	www.bartleby.com /65/ca/CarlyleT.html (575 words)

	Biography Of Thomas Carlyle
		James Carlyle was a mason by trade and, later, a small farmer, a man of profound Calvinist convictions whose character and way of life had a profound and lasting influence on his son.
		Carlyle was equally devoted to his mother as well as to his eight brothers and sisters, and his strong affection for his family never diminished.
		It is interesting that Carlyle, usually so imperious, often adopted a weak, pleading tone to his future wife during the time of courtship, though this did not prevent him from being a masterful, difficult, and irritable husband; and, in spite of their strong mutual affection, their marriage was full of quarrels and misunderstandings.
	www.eclipse.co.uk /isimmins/misc/carlyle.html (2005 words)

	The Carlyle Group : FAQs
		Carlyle is a private partnership, which means that it is owned by a group of individuals, most of whom are Managing Directors at Carlyle, and one institution, CalPERS, which owns 5.5 percent of Carlyle.
		Carlyle is also different because of its conservative investment philosophy; rather than swing for the fences with every investment, we strive for consistency, hitting singles, doubles, and triples with far fewer strike-outs.
		Carlyle is a venture and growth capital firm with funds in the U.S., Europe, and Asia.
	www.thecarlylegroup.com /eng/company/l3-company737.html (1080 words)

	Thomas Carlyle attacking the 'political economists'
		Carlyle's goes on to explain that over-population in Europe can be dealt with by emigration and he wonders where the leaders of this emigration are to be found.
		Carlyle says that "decidedly you [the Negroes] will have to be servants of those that are born wiser than you, that are born lords of you; servants to the Whites" (p 205).
		Mill especially objects to Carlyle's notion "that one kind of human beings are born servants to another kind" (p 92) and says that if, as Carlyle asserts, "the gods will this, it is the first duty of human beings to resist such gods" (p 87).
	www.economics.unimelb.edu.au /TLdevelopment/econochat/Dixonecon00.html (1450 words)

	Roots - Thomas Carlyle and Emerson
		The relationship between Emerson and Carlyle was based in a deep stratum, for "in the irrational depths of their own minds there was a profound identity between them." (Harris, 3) They both attempted to find a skepticism-refuting faith and to combine philosophy and theology with literature.
		Carlyle was more a man of action and Emerson more a man of thought, though of course this is a gross generalization.
		Carlyle also possessed a greater need for the teeming life of the sprawling metropolises, and was more concerned with his role as a critic of society.
	www.vcu.edu /engweb/transcendentalism/roots/rwe-tc.html (491 words)

	Meet the Carlyle Group
		Among the companies Carlyle owns are those which make equipment, vehicles and munitions for the US military, and its celebrity employees have long served an ingenious dual purpose, helping encourage investments from the very wealthy while also smoothing the path for Carlyle's defense firms.
		Carlyle has said that it does not lobby the federal government, thus avoiding a conflict of interest when, for example, Carlucci met Rumsfeld in February when several important defiance contracts were under consideration.
		Firms such as Carlyle make most of their money buying firms which are not publicly traded, overhauling them and selling them at a profit, so the process by which likely targets are evaluated is much more confidential than on the open market.
	www.angelfire.com /indie/pearly/htmls/bush-carlyle.html (3226 words)

	Meet The Carlyle Group - Former World Leaders and Washington Insiders Make Billions from the War on Terrorism
		The offices of the Carlyle Group are on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington DC, midway between the White House and the Capitol building, and within a stone's throw of the headquarters of the FBI and numerous government departments.
		Carlyle has become the thread which indirectly links American military policy in Afghanistan to the personal financial fortunes of its celebrity employees, not least the current president's father.
		But for the Carlyle Group, walking that narrow line is the art of doing business at the murky intersection of Washington politics, national security, and private capital; mastering it has enabled the group to amass $12 billion in funds under management.
	www.hereinreality.com /carlyle.html (588 words)

	Thomas Carlyle
		Carlyle is renowned for his passionate, preacher-like opposition to industrial society that was emerging in Britain, captured in his Chartism (1840) and, especially, Past and Present (1843), a book much admired by Frederick Engels.
		Carlyle's darkest moment was the publication of his infamous defense of slavery (in his 1849 Fraser's Magazine) and his venomous Latter-Day Pamphlets (1850).
		Theoretically, Carlyle saw little difference between a fl slave in a slave society and a joyous yeoman in a feudal society-- except that one is loyally bound to his task by chains and whips, and the other by tradition and custom.
	cepa.newschool.edu /het/profiles/carlyle.htm (1492 words)

	Carlyle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Thomas Carlyle (1795-1881), the Scottish essayist and historian
		Thomas Carlyle (Scottish lawyer) (1803-1855), the Scottish lawyer and apostle of the Catholic Apostolic Church
		Carlyle Works Limited, the former bus bodybuilder in UK Carlyle, Illinois, a city
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Carlyle (175 words)

	Carlyle Group
		The Carlyle Group is a private global investment firm which originates, structures and acts as lead equity investor in management-led buyouts, strategic minority equity investments, equity private placements, consolidations and build-ups, and growth capital financings.
		Carlyle is the eleventh largest defense contractor in the US because of its ownership of companies making tanks, aircraft wings and other equipment.
		Carlyle has ownership stakes in 164 companies which employed more than 70,000 people and generated $16 billion in revenues in the year 2000.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/industry/carlyle.htm (532 words)

	SpiderFan.org - Characters : Carlyle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Carlyle could be it, though he admitted to have at least one other name.
		With the CEO departing on an "unexpected vacation", Carlyle had little time to act, and most of the company's assets were either gone or unreachable.
		Of course, Doc Ock didn't die, and he chased Carlyle, who had robbed a bank and was living large in a luxury hotel.
	www.spiderfan.org /characters/carlyle.html (544 words)

	Outsourcing the Pentagon - The Center for Public Integrity
		The reason Carlyle's defense portfolio is lean at the moment is the high value of defense firms, thanks in part to the ongoing U.S. wars.
		Carlyle has a diversified portfolio, focusing its investments in sectors that have heavy government regulation and contracting—defense, telecommunications and banking.
		Carlyle has matched its investments with the expertise of high ranking government officials, whom the firm has courted almost from its inception.
	www.publicintegrity.org /pns/report.aspx?aid=424&sid=200 (1671 words)

	mass media: fourth estate
		Carlyle here was describing the newly found power of the man of letters, and, by extension, the newspaper reporter.
		When Carlyle advanced his notion of the fourth estate, he said that for anyone to become 'a power, a branch of government' in the nation 'the requisite thing is that he have a tongue which others will listen to; this and nothing more is requisite'.
		Carlyle is speaking here of the Habermasian public sphere in which a range of relatively small partisan presses present their views, which are taken up in discussion, fed back into, and commented on in, those presses in open and rational debate.
	www.cultsock.ndirect.co.uk /MUHome/cshtml/media/4estate.html (3614 words)

	Guardian Unlimited \| Special reports \| The ex-presidents' club
		Among the companies Carlyle owns are those which make equipment, vehicles and munitions for the US military, and its celebrity employees have long served an ingenious dual purpose, helping encourage investments from the very wealthy while also smoothing the path for Carlyle's defence firms.
		The more business-oriented activities of Carlyle's staff have been conducted much more quietly: since it was founded in 1987 by David Rubenstein, a policy assistant in Jimmy Carter's administration, and two lawyer friends, the firm has been dispatching an array of former world leaders on a series of strategic networking trips.
		Carlyle has said that it does not lobby the federal government, thus avoiding a conflict of interest when, for example, Carlucci met Rumsfeld in February when several important defence contracts were under consideration.
	www.guardian.co.uk /wtccrash/story/0,1300,583869,00.html (1456 words)

	Carlyle Group - SourceWatch
		Carlyle, along with investment firm Welsh, Carson, Anderson and Stowe (http://www.welshcarson.com/), are planning to buy the yellow pages business of the financially strapped Qwest Communications (http://www.qwest.com/) while navigating the lawsuit filed by Milberg Weiss Bershad Hynes and Lerach LLP (http://www.milberg.com/mil-cgi-bin/mil?templ=home.html).
		Carlyle is keeping an eye on the transportation and healthcare industries as possible candidates for deal making, but the maturing buy-out market creates fewer prize deals and more competitors.
		Carlyle began the new century by launching Carlyle Asset Management Group, selling its stake in Le Figaro to Socpresse, acquiring Rexnord and a majority stake in CSX Lines.
	www.sourcewatch.org /index.php?title=Carlyle_Group (1897 words)

	The Carlyle Group: Elder Bush in Big G.O.P. Cast Toiling for Top Equity Firm
		Baker were using their extensive government contacts to further their business interests as representatives of the Carlyle Group, a $12 billion private equity firm based in Washington that has parlayed a roster of former top-level government officials, largely from the Bush and Reagan administrations, into a moneymaking machine.
		Carlyle also gave the Bush family a hand in 1990 by putting George W. Bush, who was then struggling to find a career, on the board of a Carlyle subsidiary, Caterair, an airline-catering company.
		Carlyle has done well for its investors, returning an average of 34 percent a year over the last decade, in line with other private equity funds.
	www.commondreams.org /headlines01/0305-03.htm (2040 words)

	Carlyle Group (Bush, Sr. Etc) Profits Increasing From Afghan War
		Carlyle counts among its chieftains former Defense Secretary (and deputy CIA Director) Frank Carlucci, former Secretary of State James Baker and, most notably, former President George Bush.
		Until October, the Carlyle Group also maintained financial ties with none other than the family of Osama bin Laden, but those links were severed when it was agreed that the relationship was becoming a tad embarrassing for all concerned.
		Among Carlyle's holdings is United Defense Industries, a maker of armed vehicles and weapons, which filed in October to raise up to $300 million in an initial public offering of its shares.
	www.rense.com /general17/kdks.htm (851 words)

	Carlyle House Historic Park: Rentals (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Carlyle, a founder of Alexandria, once entertained such luminaries as George Washington and Lord Fairfax.
		Carlyle House is located in the heart of Old Town Alexandria—only two blocks from the majestic Potomac River and within minutes of Old Town’s many specialty shops and antique stores.
		Carlyle House is available for late afternoon and evening rentals April 1 through October 31.
	www.carlylehouse.org /rentals (210 words)

	Crony Capitalism Goes Global
		Carlyle's advisory boards are peppered with corporate executives from Boeing, BMW, Toshiba and other big multinationals, and men of influence like former Bundesbank president Karl Otto Pohl, former Thai prime minister Anand Panyarachun and former US ambassador to Japan (and former Speaker of the House) Thomas Foley.
		In a sense, Carlyle may be the ultimate in privatization: the use of a private company to nurture public policy--and then reap its benefits in the form of profit.
		Carlyle's investment philosophy, as described in its brochures, is to focus "on industries we know and in which we have a competitive advantage," in particular "federally regulated or impacted industries such as aerospace/defense." Its capital is siphoned into fourteen funds, seven focused on US industries and real estate, four on Europe and three on Asia.
	www.thenation.com /doc/20020401/shorrock (952 words)

	Carlyle Covers Up
		Shahameen Sheikh, the consortium's CEO, told me that when Baker was named envoy in December, Carlyle was "very clear with us that they wanted to restrict their role to fund managers," but she said the firm was very much still a part of the deal.
		This was Carlyle's stroke of genius: When Baker was appointed, the consortium recruited Albright to front the deal; when they got caught, Carlyle denied all involvement in this "unsuitable" activity and left a prominent Democrat holding the bag.
		As the story disappeared under Carlyle's spell, it was as if the entire US media had been implanted with Manchurian memory chips.
	www.commondreams.org /views04/1029-27.htm (943 words)

	village voice > news > The Carlyle Connection by Geoffrey Gray
		The former CIA spook turned Reagan defense secretary has been working as chairman for the Carlyle Group, the nation's 11th largest military contractor, and for the last five years, he's been championing the the production of 482 Crusader armored vehicles, over $11.2 billion dollars' worth of self-propelled Howitzer firepower.
		A spokesman for the Carlyle Group, Chris Ullman, explains that 'all alone' simply means Rumsfeld, fresh in office, felt overwhelmed by the duties of his new job.
		Carlyle's front men tend to come from the dark, Bushy corners of the Republican party—like the president's Florida consigliere, James "the Velvet Hammer" Baker, and former White House budget chief Dick Darman.
	www.villagevoice.com /issues/0218/gray.php (962 words)

	The Carlyle-Mill "Negro Question" Debate
		Carlyle sees economists in general as the high priests of industrial capitalism, and the evangelicals as their assistants.
		Carlyle's 1849-1850 writings led to a break with several of his acquaintances, notably his old and dear friend, John Stuart Mill.
		The Carlyle and Mill articles were reprinted in full in several American journals of opinion, with with the editors trying to give them their own peculiar slants (as is evident in their introductions and occasional footnotes).
	cepa.newschool.edu /het/texts/carlyle/negroquest.htm (4166 words)

	Carlyle Inc. - Home
		As a factory authorized distributor of airframe and military specification wire and cable, Carlyle is an industry leading manufacturer of aerospace-grade copper and fiber cable assemblies.
		Carlyle distributes cable, connectivity, and supporting infrastructure products and manufactures harnesses, copper and fiber optic patch cords that support solutions for all facets of premise cabling.
		Carlyle can assist you at any point in your product's life cycle.
	www.carlyle-inc.com (84 words)

	Outsourcing the Pentagon - The Center for Public Integrity
		WASHINGTON, November 18, 2004 — Following the extraordinary success of the Washington-based Carlyle Group, which has built a private equity empire that's earned billions for its investors, a number of firms have lined up rosters of former government officials and high ranking military officers as they pursue companies that are in the national security business.
		Carlyle, which ranked as the ninth largest Pentagon contractor from 1998 to 2003, has made billions of dollars by investing in the defense sector.
		Carlyle spokesman Chris Ullman says all former government officials working with the firm meticulously follow the regulations.
	www.publicintegrity.org /pns/report.aspx?aid=425 (2183 words)

	Carlyle Chiropractic - Testimonials (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		But when I went to Dr. Phillip Carlyle, he found my pelivs was tilted and that the top of my spine had curved to compensate for that tilt.” “I had never been to a chiropracter or believed in what they can do.
		My hip pain was from a swollen disc pressing on the nerve.” Dr. Carlyle stated that Ken had a subluxation of the fourth lumbar vertebrae causing nerve interference which resulted in the symptom, burning feet.
		Carlyle is keeping her walking and I am very grateful for that.
	www.carlylechiropractic.com /testimonials.html (6546 words)

	Thomas Carlyle
		Carlyle moved to Edinburgh in 1818 where he was commissioned to write several articles for the
		Jane Baillie Welsh in 1826, Carlyle moved to London where he became a close friend of the philosopher, John Stuart Mill.
		Carlyle's books and articles inspired social reformers such as John Ruskin, Charles Dickens, John Burns, Tom Mann and William Morris.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /Jcarlyle.htm (279 words)

	Carlyle Group - The Most Important Documentary You Will Ever Watch
		The Carlyle Group is the largest capital investment corporation in the world with far reaching political ramifications that affect our daily lives.
		Carlyle was started by a member of the family that owns the Marriott Corporation and by a man named Steven Morris twenty five years ago.
		On the the day of the 911 attack, the Carlyle Group was having a meeting in a hotel in Washington D.C. and watched the 911 attack as it was happenning.
	www.dldewey.com /columns/carlylef.htm (1067 words)

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