~ 1873 ~
"Autobiography" by John Stuart Mill is a memoir that provides insights into the life of the author, divided into chapters covering various periods and themes. Mill begins by explaining his reasons for writing this account, acknowledging that his life may not be inherently captivating to the public. However, he believes that his unusual and remarkable education, as well as his intellectual and moral development, can offer value in an age (1873) focused on educational improvement and shifting opinions. He acknowledges that these pages may not appeal to all readers, and he expects no special consideration from those uninterested in his narrative.