Lifo of Roebuck, by Robert Eadon Leader, 1897, pp

83. The \)emmal life of George G rote (Londres, 1873, p. 21 : G. Grote à G. W. Norman, niay 1819.'. — On trouvera un exemple divertissant de son autoritarisme dans YAutobiography de Miss Martiueau, p. 169, lorsquVllf raconte la diflieulté qu'elle eut à publier son économie |H)litique en action, eu 1832 : I t'ound Mr. Fox in a mood as glooiuy as the day. He iiad sien Mr. James Mill, who had assured him tliat my method of exe m pli lira ti on «the grand principle of the whole sHiemei could not jwjssibly suecced : and Mr. Fox nowrequires me to change my plan entirely, and issue iny Politieal Economy in a didactic form ! Of course, 1 refused.

8î. On se rendra compte de son influence, en son temps, par ce curieux passage de YEuropean Magazine, 7 mars 1826, cité par Graham Wallas, p. 189 : AU Ihose scliemes which arc now in progress for rendering Westminster tin* fountain of philosophy and eivilization, as well as of liberty, ean hâve originated with noue other than Mr. Place. It is true tliat Jeremy Benlh.im is his senior hy a year or two(!;; but still we see no reason why .hiviuy should not be the pupil, and Mr. Place thé instructor; and wi' are «juite sure that of the other philosophers of Queen Square Place he is the manufacturer.

85. Relations de Hobhouse avec les Benthainites, Bowring, vol..X, pp. 519,523; Graham Wallas, p. 83.

SC. Bain, pp. 7, 126; Stuart Mill, Autob., p. 54; Graham Wallas, p. 183. — O'. Bout hum à Bunlett, 17 juin 1830; Bowring, vol. XI, p. 50.