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*1806 Born, son of James Mill | *1806 Born, son of James Mill | ||
*1820 Journey to France | *1820 Journey to France | ||
*1823 | *1823 Joins the East India Company (then effectively a branch of the British civil service[http://www.sscnet.ucla.edu/southasia/History/British/EAco.html]) as a clerk | ||
*1830 Meets Harriet Taylor | *1830 Meets Harriet Taylor | ||
*1836 Death of James Mill | *1836 Death of James Mill | ||
*1837 | |||
*1843 ''System of Logic'' | *1843 ''System of Logic'' | ||
*1848 ''Principles of Political Economy'' | *1848 ''Principles of Political Economy'' | ||
*1851 Marriage to Harriet Taylor | *1851 Marriage to Harriet Taylor (on the death of her husband) | ||
*1858 Death of Harriet Taylor. | *1858 Death of Harriet Taylor. The East India company is dissolved by Parliament and Mill retires on a pension. | ||
*1859 ''On Liberty'' | *1859 ''On Liberty'' | ||
*1861 ''Utilitarianism'' | *1861 ''Utilitarianism'' | ||
*1865 Elected to Parliament | *1865 Elected to Parliament | ||
*1868 Defeated in parliamentary | *1867 ''Subjection of Women'' | ||
*1868 Defeated in parliamentary election | |||
*1873 Death | *1873 Death | ||
Revision as of 07:33, 23 June 2011
- 1806 Born, son of James Mill
- 1820 Journey to France
- 1823 Joins the East India Company (then effectively a branch of the British civil service[1]) as a clerk
- 1830 Meets Harriet Taylor
- 1836 Death of James Mill
- 1837
- 1843 System of Logic
- 1848 Principles of Political Economy
- 1851 Marriage to Harriet Taylor (on the death of her husband)
- 1858 Death of Harriet Taylor. The East India company is dissolved by Parliament and Mill retires on a pension.
- 1859 On Liberty
- 1861 Utilitarianism
- 1865 Elected to Parliament
- 1867 Subjection of Women
- 1868 Defeated in parliamentary election
- 1873 Death