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Seeing himself as the "reformer of the world", Mill became involved in the London Debating Society, and was present at the founding of the "Westminster Review", whose purpose was to spread Benthamite ideas.

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John Stuart Mill

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In 1821 Mill read a French version of one of Jeremy Bentham's works, and became intrigued with Bentham's idea that morality is based on "the greatest happiness of the greatest number".

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He corresponded with writer Carlyle, and began spreading the doctrines of Malthus.

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Seeing himself as the "reformer of the world", Mill became involved in the London Debating Society, and was present at the founding of the "Westminster Review", whose purpose was to spread Benthamite ideas. ^en