This philosopher argued that every man who "tills the soil should have the power of obtaining a perpetuity on an impartial invaluation" when discussing the Irish Land Question.  
This philosopher argued that every man who "tills the soil should have the power of obtaining a perpetuity on an impartial invaluation" when discussing the Irish Land Question.  He formulated a "method of differences" and a "method of residues" in his A System of Logic, and used the phrase "tyranny of the majority" to build on a Bentham work He also argued that it is better for Socrates to be dissatisfied than a fool satisfied. For ten points, name this advocate of women's suffrage who wrote On Liberty and Utilitarianism.
This philosopher argued that every man who "tills the soil should have the power of obtaining a perpetuity on an impartial invaluation" when discussing the Irish Land Question.  
John Stuart {Mill}