John Stuart Mill: A Criticism with Personal Recollections
John Stuart Mill: A Criticism with Personal Recollections
John Stuart Mill: A Criticism with Personal Recollections
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Malevolent emotion, under great restraint, ...<br />
Love of Scenery ; Plant-collecting, ....<br />
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Anxiety to preserve<br />
the natural beauties of our country,<br />
The Piccadilly trees,<br />
Poetic tastes,<br />
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Sympathy: forms of generosity,<br />
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Fidelity to engagements,<br />
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Treatment of opponents in controversy,<br />
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Love of truth ; courage of his tb -<br />
opinions,<br />
Public spirit ardent ; promotion of all .<br />
improvements,<br />
The great object of his life work, .....<br />
Shortcomings of his sympathetic side, ..... 160<br />
"Severity of judgment upon the Radical .<br />
party,<br />
Harsh judgments on England, and English society, . . . 161<br />
Sharpness in expressing difference of opinion, ....<br />
Beginning of friendship <strong>with</strong> Mrs. Taylor,<br />
Intercourse <strong>with</strong> her in her husband s life time, . . .164<br />
Dedication of Political Economy, .....<br />
Encomiums after her death, .... ....# .167<br />
Sources of his attachment,<br />
. Her special influence, *<br />
I K-r part in the Liberty and the Subjection of Women, &lt; : . 170<br />
His estimate of her genius, ...... J7 1<br />
Different views as to her . attractions, . .^<br />
I iis STYLE : language faculty not intrinsically great, *\<br />
Defective grammar placing<br />
174<br />
of qualifying words; excess of relatives;<br />
looseness in die employment of it . .<br />
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Rhetorical arts, ........ *&<br />
J 76 Illustration and allusion,....... 177<br />
Strength not the . . ibhighest,<br />
quality,<br />
Neglect of . . . . *&<br />
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emphasis,<br />
Connection of peculiarities <strong>with</strong> Expository art in . . general, 178<br />
Exemplification of principles thorough, . ... ib.<br />
Defects in complex ideas, and .<br />
plural subjects. Examples, . ib.<br />
Powers of Persuasion very great, ..... 183<br />
Addressed both the reason and the feelings, ... 184<br />
Defective only in verbal luxuriance,-* . . . . . ib.<br />
Examples of Wit, ^ ....... 185<br />
Character as a Converser, . . . . . .186<br />
Different views of his conversational aptitudes, .... 187<br />
Voice, elocution, and gesture, ...... 188<br />
Could give and take <strong>with</strong> others, ..... 189<br />
Wit and humour in conversation^ ..... 190<br />
Carlyle s remark,........ ib.<br />
Caroline Fox s Journals reports of his talk, .... 191<br />
^ Influence in . general, ...... ib.