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An account of this thinker's later life was given in Beatrice Potter's My Apprenticeship, while he himself encouraged writers to break away from conventional prose in "Philosophy of Style." One of his essays argues that governments' actions should be limited to upholding and protecting natural rights, while another of his works posits that the "multiplication of effects" follows from the "law of persistence force." In addition to The Proper Sphere of Government and First Principles, he also wrote about "New Toryism" and the limiting of powers of both Parliament and the monarchy in (*) Man Versus the State. Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. referenced one of this man's works in his dissenting opinion in Lochner v. New York, and this author of System of Synthetic Philosophy is also known for his Lamarckian view of evolution. For 10 points, name this British thinker, the author of Social Statics and the coiner of the phrase "survival of the fittest."
An account of this thinker's later life was given in Beatrice Potter's My Apprenticeship, while he himself encouraged writers to break away from conventional prose in "Philosophy of Style.
Herbert {Spencer}