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At three years old John Stuart Mill was studying arithmetic and Greek; by the time he was six he was enjoying Hume and Gibbon and writing Roman histories. Diffident, intellectually brilliant, fearless and profound, he became one of the greatest of the Victorian liberals and his works--particularly On Liberty, Utilitarianism, The Subjection of Women and this Autobiographny--are among the crowning achievements of the age.
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