Editing John Stuart Mill (section)

==Major publications==
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| "Two Letters on the Measure of Value" || 1822 || "The Traveller"
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| "Questions of Population" || 1823 || "Black Dwarf"
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| "War Expenditure" || 1824 || ''[[Westminster Review]]''
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| "Quarterly Review – Political Economy" || 1825 || ''Westminster Review''
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| "Review of Miss Martineau's Tales" || 1830 || ''Examiner''
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| "The Spirit of the Age" || 1831 || ''Examiner''
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| "Use and Abuse of Political Terms" || 1832 ||
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| "What is Poetry" || 1833, 1859 ||
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| "Rationale of Representation" || 1835 ||
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| "De Tocqueville on Democracy in America [i]" || 1835 ||
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| "State of Society in America" || 1836 ||
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| "Civilization" || 1836 ||
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| "Essay on Bentham" || 1838 ||
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| "Essay on Coleridge" || 1840 ||
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| "Essays on Government" || 1840 ||
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| "De Tocqueville on Democracy in America [ii]" || 1840 ||
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| ''[[A System of Logic]]'' || 1843 ||
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| ''[[Essays on Some Unsettled Questions of Political Economy]]'' || 1844 ||
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| "Claims of Labour" || 1845 || ''[[Edinburgh Review]]''
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| ''[[The Principles of Political Economy: with some of their applications to social philosophy|The Principles of Political Economy]]'' || 1848 ||
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| "The Negro Question" || 1850 || ''[[Fraser's Magazine]]''
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| "Reform of the Civil Service" || 1854 ||
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| ''Dissertations and Discussions'' || 1859 ||
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| ''[[A Few Words on Non-Intervention]]'' || 1859 ||
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| ''[[On Liberty]]'' || 1859 ||
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| ''Thoughts on Parliamentary Reform'' || 1859 ||
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| ''[[Considerations on Representative Government]]'' || 1861 ||
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| "Centralisation" || 1862 || ''Edinburgh Review''
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| "The Contest in America" || 1862 || ''[[Harper's Magazine]]''
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| ''[[Utilitarianism (book)|Utilitarianism]]'' || 1863 || <!-- https://archive.org/details/a592840000milluoft-->
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| ''An Examination of [[Sir William Hamilton, 9th Baronet|Sir William Hamilton]]'s Philosophy'' || 1865 ||
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| ''Auguste Comte and Positivism'' || 1865 ||
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| ''[[s:Inaugural address delivered to the University of St. Andrews, Feb. 1st 1867|Inaugural Address at St. Andrews]]'' Concerning the value of culture || 1867 ||
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| "Speech in Favour of Capital Punishment"<ref>Hansard report of Commons Sitting: Capital Punishment Within Prisons Bill{{snd}}[Bill 36.] Committee stage: [https://api.parliament.uk/historic-hansard/commons/1868/apr/21/committee#S3V0191P0_18680421_HOC_33 HC Deb 21 April 1868 vol. 191 cc 1033–63 including Mill's speech Col. 1047–1055] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20090630072057/http://hansard.millbanksystems.com/commons/1868/apr/21/committee#S3V0191P0_18680421_HOC_33 |date=30 June 2009 }}</ref><ref>His speech against the abolition of capital punishment was commented upon in an editorial in ''The Times'', Wednesday, 22 April 1868; p. 8; Issue 26105; col E:</ref> || 1868 ||
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| ''[[s:England and Ireland|England and Ireland]]'' || 1868 ||
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| "Thornton on Labour and its Claims" || 1869 || ''Fortnightly Review''
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| ''[[The Subjection of Women]]'' || 1869 ||
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| ''Chapters and Speeches on the Irish Land Question'' || 1870 ||
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| ''Autobiography'' || 1873 ||
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| ''[[Three Essays on Religion|Three Essays on Religion: Nature, the Utility of Religion, and Theism]]'' || 1874 || [[iarchive:a592828200milluoft|Internet Archive]]
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| ''Socialism'' || 1879 || Belfords, Clarke & Co.
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| "Notes on N. W. Senior's Political Economy" || 1945 || ''Economica'' [[wikt:n.s.#Noun|N.S.]] 12
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