edition of his father’s Analysis of the Mind , and also produced, in addition to less important work, The Subjection of Women , in which he had the active cooperation of his stepdaughter. A book on Socialism was under consideration, but, like an earlier study of Sociology, it never was written. He died in 1873, his last years being spent peacefully in the pleasant society of his stepdaughter, from whose tender care and earnest intellectual sympathy he caught maybe a far-off reflection of the light which had irradiated his spiritual life.
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