This man claimed that parliaments suffer from a "great political superstition" in a work that argued for small governments that allow for voluntary self-improvement.
This man claimed that parliaments suffer from a "great political superstition" in a work that argued for small governments that allow for voluntary self-improvement. This author of Man Versus the State described a namesake "law of multiplicity" in his System of (*) Synthetic Philosophy, which also included several chapters about biology. He asserted that men have a "right to ignore the state" if it does not follow the law of equal freedom in a work that applied Lamarck's evolutionary theories to society. For 10 points, name this Victorian who coined the term "survival of the fittest" and wrote Social Statics, a leading Social Darwinist.
This man claimed that parliaments suffer from a "great political superstition" in a work that argued for small governments that allow for voluntary self-improvement.
Herbert {Spencer}