The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Elements of political economy. 1821, 1824 (2nd edn rev and
enlarged), 1826 (rev and enlarged), 1844, New York 1963,
Edinburgh 1966. Tr Fr 1823, Ger 1824, 1826, 1921, Sp 1827, 1831, Ital
1830, 1844, 1854, Jap 1923, 1940, 1948.
An essay on government. 1821, Cambridge 1937, Indianapolis IN
1835, New York 1955. Tr Ital 1848 (see Essays on government etc.
below).
Statement of the question of parliamentary reform. 1821.
Essays on government jurisprudence, liberty of the press, prisons
and prison discipline, colonies, 1820 (separately issued), law of
nations and education. [1825], [1828], rptd from 1824 suppl to 4th,
5th, 6th edns of Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Analysis of the phenomena of the human mind. 2 vols 1829; ed J. S.
Mill 1869; 1878, New York 1967, rptd with notes ed J. M. Robson,
Toronto 1989. In Collected works of J. S. Mill vol 31.
On the ballot: from the Westminister Review, for July 1830. 1830.
A fragment on Mackintosh. 1835, 1870.
Objections to the ballot answered. 1837.
The principles of toleration. 1837, New York 1971, rptd from
Westminster Rev 6, 1826.
Extract from Mill’s History on the double government; and observations
given before the parliamentary committees in 1852, by
John Sullivan. [1853]. From History of British India 4th edn.
Contributions to periodicals
Fenn (Bibliography, above) lists approximately 600 articles from St
James’s Chron, Literary Jnl, Eclectic Rev, Edinburgh Rev, Annual
Rev and History of Lit, Monthly Rev, Philanthropist, Br Rev,
Westminster Rev, Parliamentary History and Rev, London Rev and
London and Westminster Rev.
Letters
There is no collected correspondence. Letters and lengthy excerpts from letters
can be found in the following.
Bentham, J. The works of Jeremy Bentham. Ed J. Bowring vol 11
1843.
Constable, A. Archibald Constable and his literary correspondents.
Ed T. Constable vol 2 Edinburgh 1873.
Napier, M. Selection from the correspondence of the late Macvey
Napier. Ed M. Napier 1879.
Holland, M. J. Life and letters of Zachary Macaulay. 1900.
Wallas, G. The life of Francis Place. 1925.
Robertson, W. S. The life of Miranda. 1929.
Burr, A. The private journals of Aaron Burr. Ed M. L. Davis vol 2 New
York 1938.
Miranda, F. Archivo del General Miranda. Vols 22–3 Havana 1950.
Ricardo, D. The works and correspondence of David Ricardo. Ed P.
Saffra, Cambridge 1952.
Mill, J. S. John Mill’s boyhood visit to France. Ed A. J. Mill, Toronto
1960.
Hamburger, J. James Mill on universal suffrage and the middle
class. Jnl of Politics 24, 1962.
Mill, J. S. The earlier letters of John Stuart Mill. Ed F. Mineka vol 1
Toronto 1963.
Ghosh, R. N. The colonization controversy: Wilmot-Horton and the
classical economists. Economica 31, 1964.
Robson, J. M. J. S. Mill and Bentham, with some observations on
James Mill. In Essays in English literature from the Renaissance
to the Victorian age, ed M. MacLure and F. W. Watt, Toronto 1964.
Bentinck, W. C. The correspondence of Lord William Cavendish
Bentinck. Ed C. H. Phillips vol 1 Oxford 1977.
Bentham, J. The correspondence of Jeremy Bentham. Ed S. Conway
vols 8–9 Oxford 1988–9.
Translation
Villers, C. Essay on the spirit and influence of the reformation of
Luther . . . with a sketch of the history of the church from its
founder to the reformation. Introd and notes. 1805; abridged W.
Marsh 1836.
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Spence, W. Agriculture the source of the wealth of Britain: a reply to
the objections urged by Mill. 1808.
Thompson, W. Appeal of one half the human race: women: against
the pretensions of the other half: men: to retain them in political,
and thence in civil and domestic, slavery in reply to a paragraph
of Mr Mill’s celebrated ‘Article on government’. 1825, rptd New
York 1970, with introd J. Lee Castletownroche 1975.
Thompson, T. P. An exposition of the fallacies on rent, tithes etc.
in the form of a review of Mill’s Elements. 1826, 1832; (as The
true theory of rent) 1826, 1830, 1832. Rptd from Pamphleteer 27,
1823.
Smith, L. Remarks upon An essay on government by Mill. 1827.
Maurice, F. D. James Mill: sketches and contemporary authors, xiii.
Athenaeum 34, 1828, rptd in his Sketches of contemporary
authors, 1828; ed A. J. Hartley, Hamden CT 1970.
Bentham, J. and T. P. Thompson. Greatest happiness. Westminster
Rev 11–12, 1829, rptd in Thompson’s Exercises [c. 1845]. Reply to
Macaulay’s review (below) of Essay on government almost entirely
by Thompson; see Wellesley vol 3.
Macaulay, T. B. Mill’s Essay on government: utilitarian logic and
politics. Edinburgh Rev 49 1829.
Macaulay, T. B. Bentham’s defence of Mill: utilitarian system of philosophy.
Edinburgh Rev 49 1829.
Macaulay, T. B. Utilitarian theory of government, and the ‘greatest
happiness principle’. Edinburgh Rev 50 1829.
Cotterill, C. F. An examination of the doctrines of value, as set forth
by Smith, Ricardo, McCulloch and Mill. 1831.
Mill, J. S. In E. L. Bulwer, England and the English vol 2, 1833
(altered by Bulwer).
Mill, J. S. Letter to the editor. Edinburgh Rev 79 1844.
Rumbold, E. A. A vindication of the character and administration of
Rumbold from the misrepresentations of Mill. 1868.
Ribot, T. A. In his La psychologie anglaise, Paris 1870; tr 1873, New
York 1874.
Bisset, A. In his Essays on historical truth, 1871.
Mill, J. S. In his Autobiography, 1873, New York 1924; early draft of J.
S. Mill’s Autobiography, ed J. Stillinger, Urbana IL 1961; Collected
works of John Stuart Mill, vol 1 Autobiography and literary
essays, ed J. M. Robson and J. Stillinger. Toronto 1981.
Bower, G. S. Hartley and Mill. 1881.
Bain, A. James Mill: a biography. 1882.
Morley, J. Life of Mill. Fortnightly Rev ns 31, 1882. Review of Bain.
Quesnel, L. Les deux Mill. Bibliothèque Universelle 13 1882.
Stuart-Glennie, J. S. James and John Stuart Mill. Macmillan’s Mag
45 1882.
McCosh, J. In his Scottish philosophy, New York 1885.
Marion, H. Mill d’après les recherches de Bain. Revue
Philosophique 16 1886.
Stephen, L. In his English utilitarians, 3 vols 1900.
Halévy, E. In his La formation du radicalisme philosophique, 2 vols
Paris 1901–4; tr 1928, 1952.
Müller, K. von E. James Mill und die historische Methode. Berne
1908.
Davidson, W. L. In his Political thought in England: the utilitarians
from Bentham to J. S. Mill, 1915. [ml]
John Stuart Mill 1806–73
Harriet Martineau | John Stuart Mill
The principal mss resources are to be found in the Mill-Taylor Collection at
the British Library of Political and Economic Science, London School of
Economics. There is also an important collection at Somerville College Oxford.
Extensive collection of letters can be found in the Mill-Taylor Collection and
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