-Political Writings*

W 1982 John Stuart Mill, Franklin Library Edition 

Notes

The political writings of John Stuart Mill focus on key concepts like liberty, democracy, individual rights, and utilitarianism. In On Liberty, Mill argues for the importance of personal freedom and the limits of government interference, advocating for the protection of individual expression and choice. In Utilitarianism, he presents his ethical theory, which asserts that actions are right if they promote the greatest happiness for the greatest number. His other notable work, The Subjection of Women, calls for gender equality and the emancipation of women. Mill's writings remain foundational in liberal political philosophy

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Navy leather bound edition with gold embossed detailing on spine, front, and back cover as well as gold embossed lettering on the spine. Gold fore edge with navy silk bookmark and five raised bands. Pristine Franklin Library Edition with illustrations throughout.