Mill made the point that if governments are charged with guaranteeing a certain living wage, then theoretically they also should be able to control how many people are born.
In 1868, John Stuart Mill made one of the most eloquent defenses of capital punishment, arguing that executing a murderer did not display a wanton disregard for life but, rather, proof of its value.
Two mill workers made for two solid incomes for their one house.
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The mill, which made fabrics and textiles for more than 100 years, has closed and the bricks may be sold.
Further alterations were later made, including changes to the mill's second waterwheel to drive a surface water pump and haul trucks from a neighbouring gypsum mine.
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Greek police say the raider, or raiders, also made off with Piet Mondrian's "Landscape with a mill, " and a pen-and-ink sketch of San Diego de Alcala in ecstasy by Renaissance artist Guglielmo Caccia.
Clarke made more than 160 appearances for Mansfield in his time at Field Mill and scored 24 goals before joining Hartlepool.
For someone who has made so much of his southern, son-of-a-mill-worker roots, he offered an oddly bland speech, with only one reference to growing up in the Carolinas and none to Columbus's plight.
At 19, Andrew started working at a knitting mill his father owned on Long Island, learning how fabrics are made and playing golf with the customers.
Edwards, who was born in South Carolina, has also made a point of stressing his modest roots, often describing himself as the son of a textile mill worker and noting that he was the first one in his family to go to college.
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