A Selection of His Works

action admit Auguste Comte believe Bentham Benthamite called character Christian classes common conduct considerable cultivation desire discussion doctrine duty effect equally ethical evil exercise existence experience fact faculties father feeling freedom French Revolution give Greek grounds habit happiness idea important improvement individual influence intellectual interest J. S. Mill James Mill Jeremy Bentham John Mill John Sterling John Stuart Mill judgment justice knowledge labour less liberty logic mankind means ment mental Mill Mill's mind mode moral nations necessary never object obligation opinion pain person philosopher Philosophic Radicals pleasure poet poetry Political Economy practice principle progress punishment question reason reformers religion religious require rules sense sentiment social society supposed theory things Thomas Carlyle thought tical tion true truth universal utilitarian utility virtue whole Wilhelm von Humboldt women writings wrong