John Stuart Mill's Utilitarian Writings and Social Theory (1830–1873)

1. Mill begins a new intellectual direction

   Jan 9, 1831Labels: John Stuart

   • Liberty Fund
   • Yale MacMillan

2. Utilitarian social critique in early essays

   May 29, 1831Labels: Early journalism

   • Liberty Fund
   • Victorian Web

3. System of Logic provides method for social science

   Jan 1, 1843Labels: A System

   • Britannica

4. Principles of Political Economy links ethics and policy

   Jan 1, 1848Labels: Principles of

   • Britannica
   • Wikipedia

5. On Liberty applies utilitarianism to society

   Jan 1, 1859Labels: On Liberty

   • Wikipedia
   • Oxford Academic

6. Representative Government advances a utilitarian case for democracy

   Jan 1, 1861Labels: Considerations on

   • Cambridge Core
   • Library Congress

7. Utilitarianism serialized in Fraser’s Magazine

   Oct 1, 1861Labels: Utilitarianism essay

   • Cambridge Core
   • Liberty Fund

8. Utilitarianism published as a book

   Jan 1, 1863Labels: Utilitarianism book

   • Cambridge Core
   • Wikipedia

9. Mill elected MP for Westminster

   Jul 25, 1865Labels: Member of, Westminster

   • Utilitas
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10. Mill presents the 1866 women’s suffrage petition

    Jun 7, 1866Labels: Women's suffrage

    • UK Parliament

11. Inaugural Address at St Andrews on education and character

    Feb 1, 1867Labels: St Andrews

    • Wellcome

12. Mill moves suffrage amendment to include women

    May 20, 1867Labels: Suffrage amendment

    • UK Parliament
    • BPL Digital

13. Mill loses his parliamentary seat

    Nov 17, 1868Labels: Parliamentary defeat

    • UK Elections API
    • Wikipedia

14. The Subjection of Women published

    Jan 1, 1869Labels: The Subjection

    • Gutenberg
    • Wikipedia

15. Mill’s death closes the 1830–1873 arc

    May 8, 1873Labels: Death in

    • Nature