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

83. The Personal life of George Grote (Londres, 1873, p. 21 : G. Grote à G. W. Norman, may 1819i. — On trouvera un exemple divertissant de son autoritarisme dans VAutobiography de Miss Martineau, p. 169, lorsqu'elle raconte la difficulté qu'elle eut à publier son économie politique en action, en 1832 : I found Mr. Fox in à mood as gloomy as the day. He had seen Mr. James 51111, who liad assured him that my method of exemplification ftlie grand principle of the whole scheme) could not pussiblysucceed ; and Mr. Fox nowrequircs me to ciuinge myplan entirely, and issue my Political Economy in a didactic form ! Of course, I refused.

84. On se rendra compte de son influence, en son temps, par ce curieux passage de YEuropean Magazine, 7 mars 1826, cité par Graliam Wallas, p. 189 : AU Ihose schemes which are now in progress for rendering Westminster the fountain of philosophy and civilization, as well as of liberty, can hâve originated witii none other than Mr. Place. It is trne that Jeremy Bentham is his senior by a year or two(!j; but still wc see no reason why Jeremy should not be the pupil, and Mr. Place the instructor; and we are quite sure that of the other philosopiiers of Queen Square Place he is the manufacturer.

85. Relations de Ilobhouse avec les Benthamites, Buwring, vol. X, pp. 519, .523; Grahum Wallas, p. 83.

86. Bain, pp. 7, 126; Stuarl Mill, Aulob., p. 54; Graham Wallas, p. 183. — Cf. Bentham à Burdett, 17 juin 1830; Bowring, vol. XI, p. 50.