John Stuart Mill and Racism

by Ibn Warraq (January 2014)

I. THE NEGRO QUESTION

II. THE CONTEST IN AMERICA

III. THE JAMAICA COMMITTEE

Edward John Eyre, the English Governor of Jamaica, fearing a far-reaching rebellion, introduced martial law, which gave his subordinates power to suppress the Morant Bay Rebellion very harshly, brutal acts included the execution of George William Gordon, a mixed race member of the Jamaica Assembly, suspected of being involved.

IV. MISCELLANEOUS

3) John Stuart Mill, op.cit., Chapter I

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15) Ibid. p. 39.

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21) Ibid.

 

 

 

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