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Meanings of james mill in English
Scottish philosopher who expounded Bentham's utilitarianism; father of John Stuart Mill (1773-1836)
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Examples for "Mill"
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Thus, the final crisis of the industrial battle centered about the Mill.
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Rennie's trying to turn The Mill into a, you know, police state!
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The Red Mill is five miles out on the Lake Osago Road.
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Judge Ian Mill described Sutherland's attack on the two-year-old as extremely violent.
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But the girl of the Red Mill was already out of reach.
Usage of james mill in English
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James Mill made this quasi-paternalist view the cornerstone of British colonial policy.
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This is the view propounded by James Mill, and by Mackintosh.
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James Mill was the typical beef-eating Englishman described by Taine.
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Mr. James Mill, of the India House, in reply to a request for assistance, wrote:
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James Mill's History of British India, 1840, vol.
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Now, to Britons trained to look with James Mill's disdainful eye, it looked corrupt, decadent, and barbaric.
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Or learned men like James Mill.
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We had a very agreeable party: Duncannon, Charles Grant, Sharp, Chantrey the sculptor, Bobus Smith, and James Mill.
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[Footnote 1: Tradition ascribes this piece to the pen of James Mill.
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Of the assoication psychologists James Mill did little more towards the analysis of the sentiments of beauty than re-state Alison's doctrine.
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In Maitland House lived James Mill, author of the "History of India," and father of the better known J. S. Mill.
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In 1823, in conjunction with James Mill and others, he established the Westminster Review, but he did not himself contribute largely to it.
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In 1818 a number of Liberals-Brougham ,JamesMill, and others-combinedto establish an Infant School in London, importing a teacher from New Lanark.
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Then, in 1806, the East India Company commissioned a thirty-three-year-old Scotsman named James Mill to write a history of the British presence in India.
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John Stuart Mill, the eldest son of the philosopher, James Mill, was born in London on May 20, 1806.
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I do not find that James Mill ever disputed the proposition that women have souls: he evidently considered the matter quite beyond argument-theyhadn't.