1810 1815 1820 1825 1830 1835 1840 1845 1850 1855 1860 1865 1870 1875 1880 1885 1890 1895
1806 - 1873
John Stuart MIll
1807 - 1858
Harriet Taylor
1818
James Mill's History of India
1818
home taught logic & economics
1820 - 1821
visit to France
1820
James Mill's Essay on Government
1823 - 1858
works for East India Compnay
1823
arrested for distributing birth control information
1826 - 1827
Mill's mental crisis
1829
Macaulay's critique of utilitarianism
1830
July Revolution in France
1830
trip to Paris to meet Saint-Simonians
1830
Mill meets Taylor
1831
wrote Unsettled Questions of Political Economy
1832
death of Jeremy Bentham
1832
1st Reform Act
1836 - 1840
owner & editor of London & Westminster Review
1836
death of James MIll
1836
review of Tocqueville's Democracy in America
1843
System of Logic
1846
Abolition of the Corn Laws
1848
Principles of Political Economy
1848
February Revolution in France
1851
Taylor's Enfranchisement of Women
1851
marries Harriet Taylor
1854 - 1855
tour of Italy, Sicily, Greecce
1857
Indian Mutiny/Revolt
1859
On Liberty
1861
Utilitarianism
1861
Considerations of Representative Government
1865 - 1868
MP for City & Westminster
1865
Auguste Comte & Positivism
1865 - 1868
Lord Rector at University of St. Andrews
1866
chairs Jamaica Committee
1867
unsuccessfull attempt to extend suffrage to women
1867
2nd Reform Act
1869
The Subjection of Women
1870 - 1871
Revolution in France & Paris Commune
1873
Mill is buried alongside Harriet in Avignon
1873
Autobiography
1874
Three Essays on Religion
1879
Chapters on Socialism