Bain, p. 214. — V. notre étude sur Thomas Hodgskin

16. Bain, pp. 291-292 : Mill à MacCuUoch, 18 août 1825 : Diffunon is now the mo$t important thing to be donefor Knowledge. — Bain, p. 325,— Brougham est le maître de la société, et mécontente bientôt les radicaux par son opportunisme. ~ Y. Mss. Univ. Coll., n» 107, le ms. de Bentham intitulé c Education of the People » : The WR. had at Mr. Brougham's request a long laudator^- article, and the very tone was given to it that Mr. B. desired in a letter to Baldwin. I hâve had many applications to allow the WR. to be the channel for attacking the second number of the library of Useful Knowledge, and through that number Mr. B. himself but I havc always refusa. — Bentham, dans la suite du même manuscrit, explique le mécontentement des radicaux contre Brougham. — c Dissenters. — The original cause of the distrust of the Dissenters was .Mr. Brougham*s project for putting the Education of the People into the hands of the Church of England parsons.

17. Westminster Revietv, n" XII, oct. 1826, art. I, State of the Nation (article de James Mill).

18. Bain, pp. 262 sqq, 294. — Personal Life of George GroUj pp. 54 sqq.

19. Life of W. WUberfarce, vol. VI, p. 257. — Cf. Bentham (Mss. Uni^. Coll., n* 107) : why not throw out some of the Saints who are doing so much mischief?