The Mill-Taylor Letters

The Mill-Taylor Letters are a collection of correspondence between writers John Stuart Mill and Harriet Taylor, mainly from the 1850s. They reveal their deep intellectual partnership and romantic relationship, discussing ideas on philosophy, ethics, and society. These letters provide insight into Mill’s personal life and his thoughts on gender equality, liberty, and social reform, illustrating how their collaboration influenced Mill’s work. The letters are significant for understanding the development of Mill’s ideas and the intimate connection that fueled their shared intellectual pursuits.