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civilization, and subjects the conduct of the actors in the successive stages of the conquest and administration of India to severe criticism. The work itself, and the author's official connection with India for the last seventeen years of his life, effected a complete change in the whole system of
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Examiner of Indian Correspondence. He gradually rose
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British, a classification which has proved surpassingly influential in the field of Indian historical studies.
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Indians were an 'inferior race', not only because such a view was wrong but because it made an Englishman's life there a 'moral exile'. One source of such mistaken notions and 'poison' had been, and still was, Mill's
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governance in the country. Mill never visited the Indian colony, relying solely on documentary material and archival records in compiling his work. This fact has led to severe criticism of Mill's
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that the chief problem of practical reformers is to limit the increase of population, on the assumption that capital does not naturally increase at the same rate as population (ii. § 2, art. 3)
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theories of the rights of man and the absolute equality of men to the claiming of securities for good government through a wide extension of the franchise. It was under this banner that the
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described it as being of mainly historical interest, "an accurate summary of views that are now largely discarded". Among the more important of its theses are:
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Committee members of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge
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Universal League for the Material Elevation of the Industrious Classes
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Reviews, and the ecclesiastical establishment. In 1829, appeared the
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An Essay on the Spirit and Influence of the Reformation of Luther
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An essay of the impolicy of a bounty on the exportation of grain
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politicians of his time determined the change of view from the
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International Entente of Radical and Similar Democratic Parties
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Mill was a proponent of British imperialism, justifying it on
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who discussed his work in his own empirical psychology. The
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one common at the time. His best known literary work is his
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James Tod's Rajasthan: The Historian and His Collections
3862:. Vol. 1. Longmans, Green, Reader , and Dyer. 1869.
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Association of Radicals for the United States of Europe
3805:. Springer Science & Business Media. p. 668.
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Henderson, John P.; Davis, John B. (6 December 2012).
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A Short Biographical Dictionary of English Literature
2784:, where he distinguished himself as a Greek scholar.
3644:. Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group. pp. 43–44.
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The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money
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Legacy of Violence: A History of the British Empire
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3207:Dissertation on the Progress of Ethical Philosophy
2872:. Later it became No. 19 York Street, belonged to
3512:"AUTO Chapter 2, John Stuart Mill, Autobiography"
2952:, for the supplement to the fifth edition of the
2860:The back of No. 19, York Street (1848). In 1651,
4442:18th-century Ministers of the Church of Scotland
3617:. Princeton University Press. pp. 123–126.
3307:Essay on the Ballot and Fragment on Mackintosh
3543:(1 ed.), London: Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy
3059:, in which he describes the acquisition of the
2971:, appeared in 1821 (3rd and revised ed. 1825).
3995:(1 ed.). London: Logmans, Green & Co.
2876:, was occupied successively by James Mill and
2709:; 6 April 1773 – 23 June 1836) was a Scottish
2308:Radical Movement of Social Democratic Alliance
1927:Free Democratic Party/Radical Democratic Party
1869:Democratic Union-Agricultural and Labour Party
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3312:"Whether Political Economy is Useful", 1836,
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4447:18th-century Scottish Presbyterian ministers
3870:. Vol. 2. New York, A. M. Kelley. 1869.
3846:. Vol. 2. New York, A. M. Kelley. 1829.
3254:"Thomas Smith on Money and Exchange", 1808,
4245:Analysis of the Phenomena of the Human Mind
3867:Analysis of the Phenomena of the Human Mind
3859:Analysis of the Phenomena of the Human Mind
3843:Analysis of the Phenomena of the Human Mind
3835:Analysis of the Phenomena of the Human Mind
3771:. Princeton University Press. p. 115.
3303:, 2 vols., 1829. Revised edn, 2 vols, 1869.
3301:Analysis of the Phenomena of the Human Mind
3163:Analysis of the Phenomena of the Human Mind
2994:Analysis of the Phenomena of the Human Mind
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3464:. Spectrum Books (P) Limited. p. 14.
3239:"Lord Lauderdale on Public Wealth", 1804,
3152:" of land is a proper object for taxation.
2725:. He is counted among the founders of the
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4233:Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy entry
3266:, 3 vols., 1817 (and many later editions)
2176:Progressive Democratic Party of the North
1832:Czech Constitutionalist Progressive Party
57:Northwater Bridge, parish of Logie Pert,
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2114:Partido Ecologista Radical Intransigente
3802:The Life and Economics of David Ricardo
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3185:, but made a new start, due in part to
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4366:James Maitland, 8th Earl of Lauderdale
3741:Psychologie vom empirischen Standpunkt
2864:moved into a "pretty garden-house" in
2787:In October 1789, he was ordained as a
2752:, and a colonial administrator at the
2501:Stratford Dialectical and Radical Club
4472:Alumni of the University of Edinburgh
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4507:People of the Scottish Enlightenment
3954:The English Utilitarians: James Mill
3130:followed up the views of his friend
3043:grounds. He considered it part of a
2069:Movement for Constitutional Freedoms
1852:Democratic Socialist Party of Greece
4257:Institute for New Economic Thinking
3957:. Vol. ii. Duckworth & Co.
3587:"James Mill: Laissez-Faire's Lenin"
3377:Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
3087:, "James Mill's highly influential
2916:, and freedom of the press. In the
2884:In 1808, he became acquainted with
2436:Republican Democratic Concentration
1922:Federal Democratic Republican Party
3014:. His last published book was the
2789:minister of the Church of Scotland
2408:Radical Socialist Republican Party
14:
4467:19th-century Scottish translators
4457:19th-century British philosophers
3768:Say's Law: An Historical Analysis
2084:National Progressive Center Union
16:Scottish intellectual (1773–1836)
4462:19th-century Scottish historians
4376:Jean Charles LĂ©onard de Sismondi
4225:
4180:Dictionary of National Biography
4174:"Milton, John (1608–1674)"
4146:
3978:Dictionary of National Biography
3916:
2804:, then member of parliament for
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2034:Liberals, Democrats and Radicals
1982:Italian Democratic Liberal Party
1881:Ecuadorian Radical Liberal Party
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4552:Scottish political philosophers
4238:James Mill's common place books
3968:"Mill, James (1773–1836)"
3765:Sowell, Thomas (8 March 2015).
3461:A Brief History of Modern India
3148:that what is now known as the "
1942:Free-thinking Democratic League
1763:Authentic Radical Liberal Party
4452:19th-century British essayists
4139:New International Encyclopedia
4093:"The Early Life of James Mill"
3679:Trautmann, Thomas R. (2006) .
3371:Ball, Terence (19 June 2014).
3286:"Liberty of the Press", 1825,
2074:National and Social Liberation
1783:Union of the Democratic Centre
1:
3585:Kanopiadmin (28 March 2012).
3564:Elements of Political Economy
3280:Elements of Political Economy
3128:Elements of Political Economy
2969:Elements of Political Economy
2932:, in a periodical called the
2880:, and was demolished in 1877.
2516:Union, Progress and Democracy
2124:Party of Independence and '48
2119:Party of Democratic Socialism
1891:European Republicans Movement
977:Critique of political economy
635:Critique of political economy
3709:The History of British India
3540:The History of British India
3321:The Principles of Toleration
3316:, vol. II, pp. 553–572.
3263:The History of British India
3035:The History of British India
3028:The History of British India
2963:The History of British India
2831:The History of British India
2768:, the son of James Milne, a
2732:The History of British India
2729:of economics. He also wrote
1842:Democratic Left of Catalonia
1391:Liberté, égalité, fraternité
1027:Periodizations of capitalism
102:The History of British India
4517:Scottish classical liberals
4502:People from Angus, Scotland
4224:(public domain audiobooks)
4183:. Vol. 38. p. 32.
2868:. He lived there until the
2506:Transnational Radical Party
2268:Radical Federative Movement
2164:Portuguese Republican Party
2154:Political Party of Radicals
1847:Democratic-Republican Party
1822:Czech National Social Party
723:Simple commodity production
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2444:Spain (1934)
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2099:New Liberals
2012:The Mountain
1876:Democrats 66
1773:Centre Union
1620:Mill (James)
1619:
1605:Lloyd George
1057:Wage slavery
997:Evergreening
708:Mercantilism
655:Neoclassical
483:Mercantilist
460:
393:Rent seeking
358:Visible hand
100:
96:Notable work
71:(1836-06-23)
69:23 June 1836
54:6 April 1773
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4437:1836 deaths
4432:1773 births
4255:. HET, The
4155:Mill, James
3973:Lee, Sidney
3934:Mill, James
3726:Dharampal,
3665:Amartya Sen
3571:11 December
3547:11 December
3213:Major works
3175:Thomas Reid
3157:Other areas
3124:Reform Bill
3078:Amartya Sen
3041:utilitarian
2870:Restoration
2862:John Milton
2847:Pentonville
2826:Reformation
2802:Fettercairn
2723:philosopher
2707:James Milne
2594:Switzerland
2221:Radicales K
2189:South Korea
2109:Parti rouge
2064:More Europe
2024:Left Centre
1817:Clear Grits
1660:Robespierre
1600:La Follette
1418:Rationalism
1140:Objectivism
1125:Libertarian
1042:Speculation
962:Consumerism
796:Progressive
735:Development
718:Physiocracy
665:Supply-side
473:Libertarian
451:Free-market
431:Anglo-Saxon
413:Wage labour
368:Marginalism
338:Free market
293:Corporation
44:James Milne
4426:Categories
4341:James Mill
4321:Adam Smith
4316:David Hume
4242:E-text of
4213:James Mill
4195:James Mill
4165:Wikisource
4024:Mill, J.S.
3944:Endnotes:
3910:References
3692:8190227211
3340:Free trade
3335:Capitalism
3095:Max MĂĽller
2938:Panopticon
2746:liberalism
2703:James Mill
2396:Luxembourg
2336:Luxembourg
2281:Luxembourg
1957:GroenLinks
1898:(elements)
1810:HĂ©bertists
1805:Dantonists
1800:Cordeliers
1768:Blue Party
1680:Saint-Just
1650:Papandreou
1535:Clemenceau
1530:Cartwright
1438:Secularism
1433:Revolution
1357:Jacobinism
1243:Radicalism
1120:Liberalism
1105:Humanistic
1090:Democratic
1069:Ideologies
904:Schumpeter
650:Monetarist
581:Chartalism
528:Regulatory
503:Neoliberal
456:Humanistic
239:Capitalism
207:Psychology
77:Kensington
50:1773-04-06
25:James Mill
4040:(1873) .
4006:. Putnam.
3345:James Tod
3053:empirical
2989:Quarterly
2983:Edinburgh
2770:shoemaker
2760:Biography
2715:economist
2711:historian
2538:By region
1695:Venizelos
1665:Roosevelt
1655:Plastiras
1635:Mossadegh
1585:Jefferson
1555:Garibaldi
1396:Modernity
1160:Third Way
1150:Privatism
1110:Inclusive
1095:Dirigisme
889:von Mises
776:Illiberal
756:Corporate
751:Community
698:Feudalism
608:Keynesian
598:Classical
441:Corporate
253:Austerity
215:Economics
4222:LibriVox
4068:(1898).
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3965:(1894).
3951:(1900).
3329:See also
3272:, 1820,
3191:Analysis
3165:and his
3018:(1835).
2986:and the
2579:Paraguay
2544:Bulgaria
2286:Paraguay
2241:Bulgaria
1917:Far Left
1670:Rosselli
1580:Hobhouse
1465:Suffrage
1401:Populism
1284:Chartism
1235:a series
1233:Part of
987:Cronyism
899:Rothbard
874:Marshall
859:Friedman
791:Merchant
746:Consumer
741:Advanced
576:Austrian
571:American
498:National
493:Monopoly
446:Dirigist
348:Investor
258:Business
247:Concepts
231:a series
229:Part of
118:Children
4142:. 1905.
3975:(ed.).
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3818:6 April
3784:6 April
3443:4 April
3383:4 April
3324:, 1837.
3309:, 1830.
3297:, 1823.
3283:, 1821
3251:, 1808.
3236:, 1804.
3161:By his
3116:Liberal
3012:atheist
2930:chemist
2824:on the
2611:Related
2584:Romania
2569:Hungary
2559:Ecuador
2554:Denmark
2401:Estonia
2366:Finland
2326:Hungary
2316:Bolivia
2261:Ukraine
2246:Estonia
2184:Belgium
2007:Jacobin
1700:Virchow
1685:Stevens
1630:Mommsen
1610:Mazzini
1595:Leclerc
1590:Lacombe
1540:Cobbett
1520:BolĂvar
1515:Bentham
1510:AtatĂĽrk
1487:Welfare
1443:Laicité
1251:History
1115:Liberal
1075:Anarcho
1012:History
844:Malthus
839:Ricardo
801:Rentier
786:Marxist
766:Finance
677:Origins
645:Marxist
593:Chicago
553:Welfare
513:Private
468:Liberal
288:Company
273:Capital
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2926:Quaker
2912:, the
2894:, the
2843:Hoxton
2734:(1817)
2705:(born
2564:France
2481:ROSSEM
2376:Turkey
2371:Norway
2321:France
1947:Foxite
1727:Groups
1710:Wilson
1705:Wilkes
1690:Varlet
1575:HĂ©bert
1565:Godwin
1560:George
1499:People
914:Weaver
909:Veblen
884:Walras
879:Pareto
869:Keynes
771:Global
538:Social
508:Nordic
478:Market
388:Profit
211:Ethics
174:School
149:Region
110:Spouse
105:(1817)
3971:. In
3356:Notes
3069:Hindu
2589:Spain
2574:Italy
2549:Chile
2454:Italy
2331:Italy
2256:Spain
2251:India
1640:Paine
1570:Green
1545:Dewey
1525:Bryan
1306:Ideas
924:Coase
919:Weber
864:Hayek
829:Smith
761:Crony
623:Post-
543:State
533:Rhine
488:Mixed
408:Value
373:Money
4118:ISBN
4105:(1).
4098:Mind
3820:2018
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3786:2018
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3181:and
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2748:and
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2147:1990
2142:1919
2137:1881
1741:1942
1736:1853
1675:Roux
1505:Alem
894:Rand
854:Marx
834:Mill
781:Late
613:Neo-
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