The Autobiography of John Stuart Mill · Character
John Bowring
Political economist and editor, a follower of Bentham and later executor of his works.
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Also known as Mr. Bowring, Bowring
First appearance: Childhood and Early Education (1806–1819)
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Mentioned as a friend of James Mill and later literary executor of Bentham.
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