John Stuart Mill

Name: Autobiography (Mill) — Index
Author: John Stuart Mill

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“Autobiography (Mill) — Index”, published in 1874, is a work by John Stuart Mill. It explores elements such as Author, the Westminster Review and Bentham.

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John Stuart Mill, Autobiography (Mill) — Index (1874)

“ Association Psychology, promoted by Hartley, James Mill, and their editors, 68, 108, 308; applied by the Author to logic, 225; vindicated against Hamilton and his school, 273
Atheism, 39
Austin, Charles, his abilities and peculiar influence over the Author, 76; writes for the Westminster Review, 96; propagandism of, 103; reviews the Parliamentary Debates, 118; as a speaker, 78, 124-6
Austin, John, his friendship and assistance, 63, 72; on primogeniture, 96; his Lectures on Jurisprudence, 177, 271; his later views on parliamentary reform 260; his life, character, and opinions, 73-6, 176-9 ”

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John Stuart Mill, Autobiography (Mill) — Index (1874)

“ Bentham, Mr., his close intimacy with James Mill and the Author, 8, 54, 91; leading doctrines of, 64; sets up the Westminster Review, 91; his supposed school, 100; some of his followers, 63, 89, 91, 95; his editors, M. Dumont, Bingham, and the Author, 114; his estimate of poetry, 112; his earlier and later style, 1 16; his services to mankind, 204, 265 ”

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John Stuart Mill, Autobiography (Mill) — Index (1874)

“ Morality, its relations to the two schools of philosophy, 225, 273
Morley, Mr., 313
Morning Chronicle, articles in the, by the Author, 88, 235
Mosheim's Ecclesiastical History, 8
Motives, true theory of, 169 Mozart, 145
Municipal Government for London, urged by the Author in Parliament, 286
Murray refuses to publish the Author's work on Logic, 223
Music, effect of, on the Author, 144
Mystic, 174
NATIONAL DEBT, 288
National Education, 257
Natural Method, 65. See Kinds. ”

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John Stuart Mill, Autobiography (Mill) — Index (1874)

“ Whig party, exposure of, by James Mill, 94; swamp the Radicals, 196; will not legislate against corrupt practices, 301
Wilberforce, Bishop, 126
Wickliffe, assumed signature of, 88
Wife, the Author's, first marriage of, 185, 229; second marriage of, 240; rare and noble qualities of, 186; value of her friendship and assistance, 188, 241; her death an inexpressible loss, 241, 250
Will, true theory of the, 169
Women, disabilities of, 104, 167, 304. See Subjection. ”

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John Stuart Mill, Autobiography (Mill) — Index (1874)

“ Co-operative Societies, socialistic experiments, 234
Corporations, 182
Correspondence, 237, 305; with Comte, 211
Corrupter-general, 107
Coulson, Walter, 87, 118
Courier, 117
Cowper's Works, 16
Crime and Punishment, amenable to Classification, 65
Crisis in the Author's mental life, 132; commercial, 118; in colonial affairs, 216; in England, 290; in Ireland, 288, 293
Cumulative Vote, 257, 303
Currency, 28, 118; Juggle, 182; absurd letters touching the, 305
Cynical element in James Mill, 47
DEATH, of Sterling, 156 ”

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John Stuart Mill, Autobiography (Mill) — Index (1874)

“ Christie, Mr. W. D., 300
Church Question, 182; James Mill on the, 107; Maurice on the, 153; settled in Ireland, 292
Cicero, 11
Civilization, essay on, 202; some essentials of, 106, 230-4
Clarendon, Earl of, 126
Classification, early training in, 65; treated of, in "System of Logic," 221
Cobbetts, 98
Cockburn, Sir Alexander, 128, 298
Coercion measures in Canada and Ireland, 194
Coleridge, 75; lines from, fitting the Author's case, 134, 140; the teacher of Maurice and Sterling, 154; his influence on the Author's mind, 153, 161-3 ”

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John Stuart Mill, Autobiography (Mill) — Index (1874)

“ Anglada, M., his lectures on chemistry, 57
Annals of the Parish, one of Galt's novels, suggests the word Utilitarian, 79
Annual "Register, 7
Anson's Yoyages, a delightful book, 8
Anstruther, Sir Robert, 302
Arabian Nights, 9
Argument. ”

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John Stuart Mill, Autobiography (Mill) — Index (1874)

“ Poetry, early readings in, 16; undervaluing of, 112: later appreciation of, 146, article on the theory of, 197
Political Economy, 120, 180, 234, 244, 279
Poor Law, 193, 236 Pope, 10, 14, 113
Population, voluntary restraint of, 105, 231, 311
Positivism, 209, 277
Potter, Mr. ”

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