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The Autobiography of John Stuart Mill

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Contents
2:23
Chapter 1, Childhood and Early Education, Part 1
33:19
Chapter 1, Childhood and Early Education, Part 2
25:44
Chapter 2, Moral Influences in Early Youth, Part 1
24:03
Chapter 2, Moral Influences in Early Youth, Part 2
18:17
Chapter 3, Last Stage of Education, Part 1
19:59
Chapter 3, Last Stage of Education, Part 2
21:17
Chapter 4, Youthful Propagandism, Part 1
26:57
Chapter 4, Youthful Propagandism, Part 2
25:44
Chapter 4, Youthful Propagandism, Part 3
22:23
Chapter 5, A Crisis in My Mental History, Part 1
13:54
Chapter 5, A Crisis in My Mental History, Part 2
52:13
Chapter 5, A Crisis in My Mental History, Part 3
26:37
Chapter 6, Most Valuable Friendship of My Life, Part 1
36:47
Chapter 6, Most Valuable Friendship of My Life, Part 2
30:10
Chapter 7, General View of the Remainder of My Life, Part 1
29:25
Chapter 7, General View of the Remainder of My Life, Part 2
33:06
Chapter 7, General View of the Remainder of My Life, Part 3
31:00
Chapter 7, General View of the Remainder of My Life, Part 4
30:21
Chapter 7, General View of the Remainder of My Life, Part 5
27:07
Chapter 7, General View of the Remainder of My Life, Part 6
30:25

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Written near the end of his life and published in 1873, this account traces how one of the nineteenth century's foremost thinkers was made. Mill describes the extraordinary education his father imposed on him, learning Greek at three and political economy in childhood, and the mental breakdown in his twenties that followed. He credits poetry, especially Wordsworth, and later his relationship with Harriet Taylor, with restoring balance to a mind trained almost entirely for argument. Along the way he charts his shifting views on politics, ethics, and reform. Honest about doubt and about his debts to others, it remains a candid study of intellectual growth. Offered here as a free PDF and EPUB edition.

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John Stuart Mill

John Stuart Mill (1806-1873) was an English philosopher, economist, and political thinker, one of the most influential figures of the nineteenth century, author of On Liberty and A System of Logic.