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What alarmed them was the vast social change indicated by the industrial revolution. In one way or another they connected all the evils of the day with the growth of commerce and manufactures, and the breaking up of the old system of domestic trade and village life.[202] That is to say, that in a dumb and inarticulate logic, though in the loudest tones of denunciation, Tories and Socialists, and nondescript Radicals were raging against the results of the great social change, which the Utilitarians regarded as the true line of advance of the day. This gives the deepest line of demarcation, and brings us to the political economy, which shows most fully how the case presented itself to the true Utilitarian. FOOTNOTES: [80] Bain's _James Mill_, p. 215. [81] _Autobiography_, p. 104. [82] _Miscellaneous Works_ (Popular Edition), p. 131. [83] The articles from the _Encyclopaedia_ upon Government, Jurisprudence, Liberty of the Press, Prisons and Prison Discipline, Colonies, Law of Nations, Education, were reprinted in a volume 'not for sale,' in 1825 and 1828. I quote from a reprint not dated. [84] 'Government,' pp. 3-5. [85] 'Government,' p. 8. [86] 'Government,' p. 9. [87] _Ibid._ p. 11. [88] _Ibid._ p. 9. [89] _Ibid._ p. 12. [90] 'Government,' p. 9. [91] C'est une experience eternelle que tout homme qui a du pouvoir est porte a en abuser; il va jusqu'a ce qu'il trouve des limites.--_Esprit des Lois_, Bk. xi. chap 4. [92] 'Government,' p. 15. [93] 'Government,' p. 7. [94] _Ibid._ p. 18. [95] 'Government,' p. 21. [96] _Ibid._ p. 22 [97] _Autobiography_, p. 104. [98] 'Government,' p. 28. [99] _Ibid._ p. 30. Mill especially refers to the exposure of clerical artifices in Father Paul's _Council of Trent_. [100] 'Education,' p. 20 [101] _Ibid._ p. 45. [102] _Autobiography_, p. 106. [103] 'Government,' p. 31. [104] Bain's _James Mill_, p. 392. [105] They were reprinted in the _Miscellaneous Works_ after Macaulay's death. I quote from the 'popular edition' of that work (1875). [106] _Miscellaneous Works_, p. 166. [107] _Miscellaneous Works_, p. 132. [108] Mill's _Autobiography_, p. 158. [109] 'Government,' p. 12. [110] _Miscellaneous Works_, p. 169. [111] _Fragment on Mackintosh_ (1870), pp. 275-94. [112] Essay on the 'Independency of Parliament.' [113] _Fragment_, p. 292. [114] _Ibid._ p. 276. [115] _Miscellaneous Works_, p. 170. [116] _
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