FTP, identify this philosopher, the author of On Liberty and Utilitarianism.
In one of his works, this philosopher distinguished between verbal and real propositions, while espousing his doctrine of enumerative induction.  He defended Richard Carlile in a series of famous letters  to the Chronicle, while his series of articles on "The Spirit of the Age" appeared in The Examiner in 1830.  Some of his political work was compiled into Considerations on Representative Government, while his reading of Richard Whately led to his System of Logic. His political liberalism culminated in his Subjection of Women. FTP, identify this philosopher, the author of On Liberty and Utilitarianism.
In one of his works, this philosopher distinguished between verbal and real propositions, while espousing his doctrine of enumerative induction.  
John Stuart Mill