"Latter-Day Pamphlets" is a collection of essays by the famous English writer Thomas Carlyle, written in the 1850s. In his pamphlets, he expresses deep reflections and critical considerations about modern society, politics, religion and morality. Carlyle examines such issues as social injustice, mass production, the role of religion in society, and the future of humanity. His profound thoughts on the modern world and the challenges it faces make this book an important work of philosophy and social criticism.