1871-74 "The Dublin Review": Four Articles written by W. G. Ward on John Stuart Mill

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A collection of four articles bound together, each article with its own pagination and a blank placed in between. 

Bound in paper-covered boards.

All four articles are written by English theologian and author, William George Ward, who was appointed editor of the Dublin Review between 1863 and 1878.

Ward largely wrote articles on free will, the philosophy of theism and on science and prayer. He opposed liberal Catholicism and defended papal authority, while also carrying on a controversial correspondence with John Stuart Mill.

This work contains the following:

'Art. III. - Mr. Mill's Denial of Freewill' (1871).
'Art. III. - Mr. Mill on the Foundation of Morality' (1872).
'Art. I. - Mr. Mill's Reply to "The Dublin Review"', July 1873.
'Art I. Mr. Mill's Philosophical Position', January 1874.