John Stuart Mill

Three Essays on Religion John Stuart Mill

The three following Essays onE eligion were written at considemble intervals of time, without any intention of forming a consecutive series, and must not there fore be regarded as a connected body of thought, excepting in so far as they exhibit the Author sdeliberate and exhaustive treatment of the topics under consideration. The two first of these three Essays were written between the years 1850 and 1858, during the period which intervened between the publication of the Principles of Political Economy, and that of the work on Liberty ;during which interval three other Essays on Justice, on Utility, and on Liberty were also composed. Of the five Essays written at that time, three have already been given to the public by the A uthor. That on Liberty was expanded into the now well-known work bearing the same title.
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