John Stuart Mill (1806 -1873) was a British philosopher and political economist.
Mill’s contribution to social theory, political theory and political economy has been immensely influential and he has been called the most influential English-speaking philosopher of the nineteenth century.
Collected here are his most significant works:
•Considerations On Representative Government
•On Liberty
•Socialism
•The Subjection Of Women
•A System Of Logic
•Principles Of Political Economy
•Remarks On Bentham's Philosophy
•Utilitarianism
•Auguste Comte And Positivism
•The Contest In America
•Speech In Favor Of Capital Punishment
•Inaugural Address (University Of St. Andrews)
•Essays On Some Unsettled Questions Of Political Economy
•Autobiography
Audiobooks of the following works have been included as a bonus:
•Considerations on Representative Government
•On Liberty
•The Subjection of Women
•Utilitarianism
•Auguste Comte and Positivism
•Speech In Favor Of Capital Punishment
•Essays on Some Unsettled Questions of Political Economy
•Autobiography
Mill’s contribution to social theory, political theory and political economy has been immensely influential and he has been called the most influential English-speaking philosopher of the nineteenth century.
Collected here are his most significant works:
•Considerations On Representative Government
•On Liberty
•Socialism
•The Subjection Of Women
•A System Of Logic
•Principles Of Political Economy
•Remarks On Bentham's Philosophy
•Utilitarianism
•Auguste Comte And Positivism
•The Contest In America
•Speech In Favor Of Capital Punishment
•Inaugural Address (University Of St. Andrews)
•Essays On Some Unsettled Questions Of Political Economy
•Autobiography
Audiobooks of the following works have been included as a bonus:
•Considerations on Representative Government
•On Liberty
•The Subjection of Women
•Utilitarianism
•Auguste Comte and Positivism
•Speech In Favor Of Capital Punishment
•Essays on Some Unsettled Questions of Political Economy
•Autobiography
