Vol. 7 — October 2026
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John Stuart Mill: His Life and Works

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John Stuart Mill: His Life and Works was published in Boston in 1873, the year of Mill's death.

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John Stuart Mill: His Life and Works was published in Boston in 1873, the year of Mill's death. It collects twelve short sketches by different writers. Each treats one side of his career: H. R. Fox Bourne his life, W. T. Thornton his work at the India House, Herbert Spencer his moral character, Henry Trimen his botanical studies, W. Minto his place as a critic, J. H. Levy his philosophy, W. A. Hunter his morals, jurisprudence and philosophical position, J. E. Cairnes his political economy, Henry Fawcett his influence at the universities, Millicent Garrett Fawcett his practical politics, and Frederic Harrison his relation to positivism.

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