In this work, the author mentions the Maine law a second time while discussing trade in the final section.
In this work, the author mentions the Maine law a second time while discussing trade in the final section. The third section lists Luther and Arnold of Brescia as examples where truth was successfully censored. Some of the ideas expounded in this work were later extended to science in Feyerabend's Against Method. In discussing Lord Stanley, the author notes that Stanley overlooks a third class of non-social acts and habits. Its epigraph is taken from Wilhem von Humboldt's Sphere and Duties of Government, whose central thesis on self-development is discussed in its second section, "Of Individuality." The first section contains an enunciation of the Harm Principle. FTP, name this essay arguing for freedom of speech and thought written by John Stuart Mill.
In this work, the author mentions the Maine law a second time while discussing trade in the final section.
{On Liberty}