On Liberty · Reading edition

Note 1
II.

Life of John Stuart Mill, chapter vi. (Walter Scott.)

ITS PLACE IN THE BOOK

…th Mill, made actual contributions to his thoughts and his public work. Here I may be perhaps permitted to avail myself of what I have already written in a previous work.[1] Mill gives us abundant help in this matter in the Autobiography. When first he knew her, his thoughts were turning to the subject of Logic. But his published work on the subject owed nothing to her, he tells us, in its doctrines. It was Mill's custom to wr…

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