Mill and religion : contemporary responses to Three essays on religion

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• CONTENTS
• Introduction = ⅸ
• Select Bibliography = l
• Acknowledgements / Alan P. F. Sell = lii
• 1. ［From］ 'J. S. Mill's Essays on Religion'(1874) in Criticisms on Contemporary Thought and Tbinkers selected from the Spectator(1894) pp. 193-203 / Richard Holt Hutton = 1
• 2. 'John Stuart Mill and Christianity' in Baptist Quarterly(Philadelphia) vol. 8(1874), pp. 348-62 / Cephas Bennett Crane = 8
• 3. ［From］ Job's Comforters : Scientific Sympathy(1874), pp. 18-21, 24-32 / Joseph Parker = 19
• 4. ［From］ The Jesus Christ of John Stuart Mill(1875), pp. 3, 9, 15-16, 52-3, 64, 88 / Antichrist = 24
• 5. ［From］ An Examination of Mr. Mill's Three Essays on Religion(1875), pp. 3-6, 30-31, 38-42 / Wilham Josiah Irons = 28
• 6. 'Mr. John Stuart Mill's Legacies' in Evangelical Magazine and Missionary Chronicle, vo1. 6 ns(1874), pp. 715-18 / James Baldwin Brown = 37
• 7. ［Review of］ Three Essays on Religion in Inquier, 28 November 1874, pp. 774-5 / Henry Shaen Solly = 43
• 8. ［From］ Science, Theism and Revelation, considered in relation to Mr. Mill's Essays on Nature, Religion, and Theisrn(1875), pp. 74-9 / John T. Seccombe = 50
• 9. ［Review of］ Three Essays on Religion in British and Foreign Evangelical Review vol. 24(1875), pp. 172-6 / Anonymous = 54
• 10. ［Review of］ Three Essays on Religion in British Quarterly Review, vo1. 61(1875), pp. 271-4 / Anonymous = 60
• 11. 'John Stuart Mill as a Religious Philosopher' in Dickinson's Theo1ogical Quarterly, October 1875, pp. 492-507 / Noah Porter = 65
• 12. ［Review ofl Three Essays on Religion in Dublin Review, vol. 24(1875), p. 223 / Anonymous = 82
• 13. ［From review of］ Three Essays on Religion in Edinburgh Review, vo1. 141(1875), pp. 8-31 / Henry Reeve = 84
• 14. ［Review of］ Three Essays on Religion in Leisure Hour, vol. 24(1875), pp. 117-19 / Anonymous = 103
• 15. ［From］ 'Religious Opinions of J. Stuart Mill' in Lutheran Quarterly, vol. 5(1875), pp. 279-80 / James Allen Brown = 110
• 16. ［From review of］ Three Essays on Religion in North American Review, vol. 120(1875) pp. 465-9 / James Elliott Cabot = 111
• 17. ［From］ 'Theistic Reactions in Modern Speculation' in Presbyterian Quarterly and Princeton Review vol. 4 ns(1875), pp. 339-47 / John William Mears = 116
• 18. ［From review of］ Three Essays on Religion in Theo1ogical Review, vol. 12(1875) pp. 127-45, 249-72 / Charles Barnes Upton = 124
• 19. ［From review of］ Three Essays on Religion in Westminster and Foreign Quarterly Review, vo1. 47 ns(1875), pp. 21-8 / Wathen Mark Wilks Call = 164
• 20. ［From］ Leaving Us an Example : Is it Living-and Why?(1876), pp. 7-8, 11-13, 229-36 / Anonymous = 173
• 21. ［From］ Is Tbeism Immoral? An Examination of Mr. J. S. Mill's Argurments against Mansel's View of Religion(1877), pp. 1-3, 22-3, 54-6 / Anonymous = 178
• 22. ［From］ 'Theism and Christianity' in Universalist Quarterly and General Review vol. 14 ns(1877), pp. 302-308 / George Hill = 186
• 23. 'John Stuart Mill and the Destruction of Theism' in Princeton Review, vol. 54 ns(1878) pp. 409-48 / Daniel Seelye Gregory = 92
• 24. ［From］ The Hopes of the Human Race, Hereafter and Here : Essays on the Life after Death(1880) pp. 6, 20-22, 24-5, 35-8, 40, 44-5, 53 / Frances Power Cobbe = 198
• 25. ［From］ John Stuart Mill. A Criticism : with Personal Recollections(1882), pp. 133-40 / Alexander Bain = 205
• 26. ［From］ Movenments of Religious Thought in Britain during the Nineteenth Century(1885), pp. 234-46 / John Tulloch = 210
• 27. Wbat was Christ? A Reply to John Stuart Mill(1887) / George William Foote = 219
• 28. ［From］ Life of John Stuart Mill(1889) pp. 165-73 / William Leonard Courtney = 235
• 29. ［From］ 'John Stuart Mill and Christianity, Ⅱ' in Theological Monthly, vol. 6(1891) pp. 109-21 / James 0rr = 241
• 30. ［From］ John Stuart Mill. A Study of his Philosophy(1895), pp. 267-74 / Charles Douglas = 253
• 31. ［From］ The English Utilitarans(1900), vo1. 3 pp. 444-52 / Leslie Stephen = 257
• 32. ［From］ The Philosophy of Religion in England and America(1901), pp. 377-81 / Alfred Caldecott = 264