INDEX1
| Abolitionists. See United States, civil war | |
| Æschines, early study of, 8 | |
| Æsop's Fables, study of, 4 | |
| Aldrich, study of his logic, 85 | |
| Algebra, early study of, 7-8 | |
| America. See United States | |
| Amusements, lack of in boyhood, 25-26 | |
| Anacreon, early study of, 8 | |
| Analysis, effect on the feelings, 96- 101 | |
| Analytic psychology. SeePsychology | |
| Annual register, early reading of, 5 | |
| Anson's Voyage, 6 | |
| Anthology, early study of, 8 | |
| Arabian nights, 6 | |
| Aristocratic rule, James Mill's opinions on, 65, 74-75; J. S. Mill's opinions on, 120-121 | |
| Aristophanes, early study of, 8 | |
| Aristotle, Rhetoric, early study of, 8; Organon, Analytics, etc., 12-13 | |
| Arithmetic, early study of, 4 | |
| Association, principle of, 75, 217; source of all feelings and qualities, 95-96; and Sir William Hamilton's philosophy, 191-194 | |
| Atheism, James Mill's opinion of, 28 | |
| Athenian institutions, 14-15 | |
| Austin, Charles, friendship with, 54- 56; contributor to the Westminster review, 67-68; utilitarian propagandism, 72; ed. of Marshall's Parliamentary history and review, 82-83; Owenites, 87; Cambridge union, 88; London debating society, 88 | |
| Austin, John, study of law under, 45; friendship with, 51-53; contributor to the Westminster review, 67-68; change of opinions under German influence, 124-126; enemy to Parliamentary reform, 182; Lectures on Jurisprudence, 190 | |
| Authors' signatures to articles in periodicals, 140 | |
| Axioms in ratiocination, 127 | |
| Bailey's Dissertation on value, study of, 84 | |
| Baillie, Joanna, 11 footnote | |
| Bain, influence on Mill's System of logic, 174 footnote; intuitional philosophy, 192; assisting in a new ed. of James Mill's Analysis of the phenomena of the human mind, 217-218 | |
| Baldwin, publisher, and the Westminster review, 66 | |
| Ballot. SeeSuffrage | |
| Baring, Alexander, petition for free trade, 69 | |
| Barrow Green House, Bentham's home, visits to, 38 | |
| Beattie, early study of, 11 | |
| Beauchamp, Philip (pseud.), study of, 49-50 | |
| Beaver's African memoranda, 6 | |
| Belper, Lord (Strutt), acquaintance with, 54; utilitarian propagandism, 72; contributor to the Parliamentary history and review, 83; Reformed parliament, 136 | |
| Bentham, Jeremy, V; books borrowed from, 5; friendship with, 38-39; practice of making marginal notes, 44; and John Austin, 45; principles of morality, 45-46; Traitéde législation |
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Publication information:
Book title: Autobiography of John Stuart Mill.
Contributors: John Stuart Mill - Author.
Publisher: Columbia University Press.
Place of publication: New York.
Publication year: 1944.
Page number: 223.
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