Bygones Worth Remembering, Vol. 1 (of 2)
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Chapter 21 JOHN STUART MILL, TEACHER OF THE PEOPLE
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Released on: 06/12/2017
Islington, London, is to notify the coincidence that Gladstone, another man of contemporaneous distinction, was born
1 Chapter 1 CONCERNING BYGONES PREFATORY2 Chapter 2 PERSONAL INCIDENTS3 Chapter 3 OTHER INSTANCES4 Chapter 4 FIRST STEPS IN LITERATURE5 Chapter 5 GEORGE ELIOT AND GEORGE HENRY LEWES6 Chapter 6 WHEN BIRMINGHAM WAS A TOWN7 Chapter 7 THE TENTH OF APRIL, 1848—ITS INCREDIBILITIES8 Chapter 8 THE CHARTISTS OF FICTION9 Chapter 9 THE OLD POSTILLION10 Chapter 10 MEETING BREAKERS—LIST OF THOSE PAID FOR DOING IT11 Chapter 11 TROUBLE WITH HER MAJESTY12 Chapter 12 UNFORESEEN QUALITIES IN PUBLIC MEN13 Chapter 13 THE COBDEN SCHOOL14 Chapter 14 HARRIET MARTINEAU, THE DEAF GIRL OF NORWICH15 Chapter 15 HARRIET MARTIN EAU—FURTHER INCIDENTS IN HER SINGULAR CAREER16 Chapter 16 THE THREE NEWMANS17 Chapter 17 MAZZINI IN ENGLAND-INCIDENTS IN HIS CAREER18 Chapter 18 MAZZINI THE CONSPIRATOR19 Chapter 19 GARIBALDI—THE SOLDIER OF LIBERTY20 Chapter 20 THE STORY OF THE BRITISH LEGION—NEVER BEFORE TOLD21 Chapter 21 JOHN STUART MILL, TEACHER OF THE PEOPLE22 Chapter 22 JOHN STUART MILL, TEACHER OF THE PEOPLE No.2223 Chapter 23 ABOUT MR. GLADSTONE