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In 1823, near the end of his life, this philosopher founded the Westminster Review, a journal that opposed the Whiggish Edinburgh Review. For 10 points each:
[10e] Name this author of 1780’s An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation, the so-called “Father of Utilitarianism.”
ANSWER: Jeremy Bentham
[10h] The Westminster Review’s orientation changed when this assistant editor, who joined in 1851, published an evolutionist manifesto and brought Herbert Spencer on board. A few years later, this author wrote the first English translation of Spinoza’s Ethics.
ANSWER: George Eliot [or Mary Ann Evans]
[10m] Also in 1851, the Westminster Review published “The Enfranchisement of Women” by this thinker, who was an uncredited co-writer of the textbook Principles of Political Economy.
ANSWER: Harriet Taylor Mill [or Harriet Taylor Mill; or Harriet Hardy; prompt on Mill]
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