John Stuart Mill: On Liberty, Political Economy, and Reform (1859–1869)

1. Harriet Taylor Mill dies; Mill completes manuscript

   Nov 3, 1858Labels: Harriet Taylor, John Stuart

   • Britannica
   • On Liberty

2. Mill publishes *On Liberty* in London

   Jan 1, 1859Labels: On Liberty, John Stuart

   • Morgan
   • NLA

3. Mill publishes *Considerations on Representative Government*

   Jan 1, 1861Labels: Considerations on, John Stuart

   • LoC
   • UW Catalog

4. Mill’s *Utilitarianism* appears as magazine articles

   Jan 1, 1861Labels: Utilitarianism, John Stuart

   • Utilitarianism
   • Fraser

5. Mill becomes Lord Rector of St Andrews

   Jan 1, 1865Labels: University of, Lord Rector

   • St Andrews
   • Mill Bio

6. Mill is elected MP for Westminster

   Jul 25, 1865Labels: House of, John Stuart

   • Mill Bio
   • Parliament

7. Mill presents first mass women’s suffrage petition

   Jun 7, 1866Labels: Women s, Mill supporters

   • UK Parliament
   • HistParl

8. Mill speaks in Commons on the suffrage petition

   Jul 17, 1866Labels: House of, John Stuart

   • UK Parliament
   • HistParl

9. Mill delivers St Andrews rectorial address on education

   Feb 1, 1867Labels: Rectorial Address, University of

   • St Andrews
   • Wellcome

10. Mill proposes ‘person’ amendment to Reform Bill

    May 20, 1867Labels: Second Reform, John Stuart

    • UK Parliament
    • Mill Bio

11. Mill loses Westminster seat; reform work continues

    Nov 17, 1868Labels: John Stuart, Parliamentary defeat

    • Mill Bio
    • UK Parliament

12. Mill publishes *The Subjection of Women*

    Jan 1, 1869Labels: The Subjection, John Stuart

    • Gutenberg
    • Subjection