CONTENTS
Leslie Stephen
PAGE
INTRODUCTORY
1
CHAPTER I
POLITICAL CONDITIONS
I.
The British Constitution
12
II.
The Ruling Class
18
III.
Legislation and Administration
22
IV.
The Army and Navy
30
V.
The Church
35
VI.
The Universities
43
VII.
Theory
51
CHAPTER II
THE INDUSTRIAL SPIRIT
I.
The Manufacturers
57
II.
The Agriculturists
69
CHAPTER III
SOCIAL PROBLEMS
I.
Pauperism
87
II.
The Police
99
III.
Education
108
IV.
The Slave-Trade
113
V.
The French Revolution
121
VI.
Individualism
130
CHAPTER IV
PHILOSOPHY
I.
John Horne Tooke
137
II.
Dugald Stewart
142
CHAPTER V
BENTHAM'S LIFE
I.
Early Life
169
II.
First Writings
175
III.
The Panopticon
193
IV.
Utilitarian Propaganda
206
V.
Codification
222
CHAPTER VI
BENTHAM'S DOCTRINE
I.
First Principles
235
II.
Springs of Action
249
III.
The Sanctions
255
IV.
Criminal Law
263
V.
English Law
271
VI.
Radicalism
282
VII.
Individualism
307
NOTE ON BENTHAM'S WRITINGS
319
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