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The Edinburgh Review for 1844.
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Mr. Mill and his family, we there read,
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--that is, between 1814 and 1817,--
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On the same unquestionable authority we learn, that
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Mr. Mill never in his life was in debt, and his income, whatever it might be, always covered his expenses. It is clear, that, from near the commencement of the present century, James Mill and Bentham lived for many years on terms of great intimacy, in which the poorer man was thoroughly independent, although it suited the other to make a fair return for the services rendered to him. A very characteristic letter is extant, dated 1814, in which James Mill proposes that the relations between him and his
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shall be to some extent altered, but only in order that their common objects may be the more fully served.
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In reflecting, he says,
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There was during the last few years of Bentham's life, said James Mill's son,
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I am not going to die, he wrote,
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It was a bold hope, but one destined to be fully realized. At the time of its utterance, the
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was barely more than six years old. The intellectual powers of which he gave such early proof were carefully, but apparently not excessively, cultivated. Mrs. Grote, in her lately-published
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Personal Life of George Grote, has described him as he appeared in 1817, the year in which her husband made the acquaintance of his father.
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John Stuart Mill, then a boy of about twelve years old, --he was really only eleven,--