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Born a son of the manse of the Kirk o' Shotts, Shotts, Lanarkshire, John Millar was educated by an uncle and then on his father being transferred to the parish of Hamilton, at the Old Grammar School of Hamilton (renamed the Hamilton Academy in 1848.) [1] [2] Continuing his studies at the University of Glasgow, he became one of the most ...
He attended grammar school in Hamilton beginning in 1742, and entered the University of Glasgow in 1746, at the age of eleven. While there, he attended the lectures of Adam Smith, who arrived at the university in 1751.
May 17, 2018 · Millar, John (1735–1801). Millar was born in Lanarkshire, son of a minister. Educated at Hamilton Grammar School and Glasgow University, he became a lawyer and in 1761 accepted the regius chair at Glasgow, which he held for the rest of his life. The Glasgow Law School flourished under his supervision and his pupils included Lauderdale and ...
John Millar, 1735-1801. Scottish Enlightenment philosopher, economic historian and Professor of Civil Law at the University of Glasgow. John Millar is only known to have authored two works.
Mar 7, 2017 · During the long eighteenth century the moral and socio-political dimensions of family life and gender were hotly debated by intellectuals across Europe. John Millar, a Scottish law professor and philosopher, was a pioneer in making gendered and familial practice a critical parameter of cultural difference.
Educated at Hamilton Grammar School and Glasgow University, he became a lawyer and in 1761 accepted the regius chair at Glasgow, which he held for the rest of his life. The Glasgow Law School flourished under his supervision and his pupils included Lauderdale and Melbourne.
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During the long eighteenth century the moral and socio-political dimensions of family life and gender were hotly debated by intellectuals across Europe. John Millar, a Scottish law professor and…
