1892. Henry Sidgwick was the quintessential Victorian, the perfect 19th Century English academic. Throughout the 1860s, he would undertake the study of philosophy, religious history and ethics. Sidgwick was particularly influenced by the thought of John Stuart Mill. He is best remembered for his famous volume, The Methods of Ethics. Contents: Greek and Greco-Roman Ethics; Christianity and Mediaeval Ethics; Modern, Chiefly English, Ethics; General Account of the Subject; Greek and Greco-Roman Ethics; Christianity and Mediaeval Ethics; and Modern, Chiefly English, Ethics. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.