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A number of historical figures enjoy the pleasant atmosphere of "Sheol" after suffering the flames of Hell. At left is a dejected Devil sitting beneath a sign that states, "This Business is Removed to Sheol, Opposite." Among those ferried across the river by "Charon" are "Hypatia, Fanny Elssler, Voltaire, Frederick [the] Great, Socrates, J. Offenbach, Darwin, J. S. Mill, Rousseau, George Sand, Galileo, Jefferson, Th. Paine, Goethe, [and] H. Heine." Caption: According to the new version of the Old Testament, many respectable people who have been writhing in the old fashioned Hell will have to be transferred to the pleasant watering-place known as "Sheol." This is Puck's notion of the evolution of Hell to Sheol.

Theodore Roosevelt's secretary thanks M. S. Sealman for his offer to lend a book to Roosevelt and for the recommendation that Roosevelt read a book by John Stuart Mill.

Theodore Roosevelt quotes John Stuart Mill.

Yeves Andrés, Juan Antonio. La España Moderna: catálogo de la editorial, índice de las revistas. Madrid 2002. P. 40, da como fecha probable de publicación para esta ed. ca. 1892, La España Moderna trabaja como ed. ca. 1890-1900, Antep, Signaturizado

Precede ao título: "Les grands philosophes", Datos de edición tomados da cuberta., Rebiun, 13/02/2020, dátao en 1905.

In this letter, written in dark brown ink on off-white paper, Mill comments on an edit that was made on one of his works.

In this letter, written in grey ink on off-white paper, Stevens gives Stebbins the Mill letter addressed to his late friend Rankin.

Notes written in grey ink on blue paper.

Envelope made of off-white paper addressed in black ink. There a large portion that has been torn off.