His only major work on metaphysics was an examination of the work of Scottish philosopher Sir William Hamilton.  
William Stanley Jevons used a comparison of libraries to racetracks to discredit this man's views in a series of four essays on this man's "philosophy tested."  Though this man never wrote a book on his views on psychology, he appended extensive notes to his father's Analysis of the Human Mind.  His only major work on metaphysics was an examination of the work of Scottish philosopher Sir William Hamilton.  John Hershel and William Whewell were important influences on his discussion of induction in his System of Logic, while another work, The Subjection of Women, was written in collaboration with Harriet Taylor.  FTP, name this philosopher who proposed the "harm principle" and wrote On Liberty.
William Stanley Jevons used a comparison of libraries to racetracks to discredit this man's views in a series of four essays on this man's "philosophy tested."  
John Stuart Mill