Mill and Carlyle: an examination of Mr. John Stuart Mill's doctrine of causation in relation to moral freedom with An occasional discourse on Sauerteig by Smelfungus [i.e. P. P. Alexander] [Book Review]

Norwood, Pa.: Norwood Editions. Edited by Patrick Proctor Alexander (1866)
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