This man was a writer for The Economist when he published his first book, which predicted that the state would cease to exist as evolution would led to "equal freedom" in "the perfect society."
This man was a writer for The Economist when he published his first book, which predicted that the state would cease to exist as evolution would led to "equal freedom" in "the perfect society." Although not (**) William James, this man wrote a book which influenced James called Principles of Psychology.  In addition to that work, in 1858 this man outlined a 10-volume work in which he aimed to demonstrate that the principle of evolution applied in biology, psychology, sociology, and morality.  Name this author of a work alluded to in (*) Lochner v. New York, his Social Statics, as well as A System of Synthetic Philosophy, a British author sometimes credited with Social Darwinism who, for 10 points, is best known for coining the phrase "survival of the fittest."
This man was a writer for The Economist when he published his first book, which predicted that the state would cease to exist as evolution would led to "equal freedom" in "the perfect society."
Herbert Spencer