This book's fourth chapter uses the banning pork in Muslim societies as an example of an objectionable law since it restricts innocuous choices and violates this work's most significant rule.
One section of this work laments that current society "pinches" men in a section claims that Europe could soon resemble the homogeneous China. That chapter of this work also encourages eccentric experimentation and "self-creation" that allows genius to thrive. The first chapter of this work excuses the tyrannical dictatorship of Akbar the Great because he ruled over barbarians incapable of (*) sovereignty. This book's fourth chapter uses the banning pork in Muslim societies as an example of an objectionable law since it restricts innocuous choices and violates this work's most significant rule. That principle argues that the right to think, assemble, and pursue interests can only breach the rights of others to prevent the physical or mental damage of others. For 10 points, name this work that articulated the harm principle and rails against the tyranny of the majority, an examination of civil freedom by John Stuart Mill.
One section of this work laments that current society "pinches" men in a section claims that Europe could soon resemble the homogeneous China.
On {Liberty}