[4] Gifford's real name was John Richards Green. The identity of his assumed name with that of the more famous William Gifford has led to a common confusion between the two periodicals. 'Peter Pindar' assaulted William Gifford under the erroneous impression that he was editor of the second.
[5] Letter in Bain's James Mill, pp. 136-40.
[6] Autobiography, p. 39.
[7] Bain's James Mill, pp. 97-106. Mill appears to have said something 'extravagant' about Bentham in an article upon Miranda in the Edinburgh Review for January 1809. He also got some praises of Bentham into the Annual Review of 1809 (Bain, 92-96).
[8] See the very interesting Life of Francis Place, by Mr. Graham Wallas, 1898.
[9] Bain's James Mill, p. 78, and Wallas's Francis Place, p. 66.
[10] Wallas's Francis Place, p. 68.
[11] He 'put together' the Not Paul but Jesus at Ford Abbey in 1817, and helped to preface the Reform Catechism. Wallas's Francis Place, p. 84.
[12] The article of 1811 was also published separately.
[13] He wrote only the first volume. Two others were added by Cuthbert Southey.