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DescriptionJ S Mill and H Taylor.jpg	English: The philosopher John Stuart Mill and Helen Taylor , daughter of Harriet Taylor. Español: El filósofo John Stuart Mill y Helen Taylor, hija de su compañera Harriet Taylor. c 1835 Español: Le philosophe anglais John Stuart Mill et Helen Taylor, fille de sa compagne puis épouse Harriet Taylor.
Date	13 November 2009
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Author	http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk
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