Liberty, equality, fraternity

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James Fitzjames Stephens argues against the philosophical and social views advanced by John Stuart Mill: for the author, Mills ideas of equality, utilitarianism and freedom were anathema.The attitudes expressed by Stephens were unpopular at the time of publication: his arguments against the notions of democracy and freedom are rooted in traditionalism, in a time of great - and arguably irreversibl...

James Fitzjames Stephens argues against the philosophical and social views advanced by John Stuart Mill: for the author, Mills ideas of equality, utilitarianism and freedom were anathema.The attitudes expressed by Stephens were unpopular at the time of publication: his arguments against the notions of democracy and freedom are rooted in traditionalism, in a time of great - and arguably irreversibl...

James Fitzjames Stephens argues against the philosophical and social views advanced by John Stuart Mill: for the author, Mills ideas of equality, utilitarianism and freedom were anathema.The attitudes expressed by Stephens were unpopular at the time of publication: his arguments against the notions of democracy and freedom are rooted in traditionalism, in a time of great - and arguably irreversibl...

James Fitzjames Stephens argues against the philosophical and social views advanced by John Stuart Mill: for the author, Mills ideas of equality, utilitarianism and freedom were anathema.The attitudes expressed by Stephens were unpopular at the time of publication: his arguments against the notions of democracy and freedom are rooted in traditionalism, in a time of great - and arguably irreversibl...

James Fitzjames Stephens argues against the philosophical and social views advanced by John Stuart Mill: for the author, Mills ideas of equality, utilitarianism and freedom were anathema.The attitudes expressed by Stephens were unpopular at the time of publication: his arguments against the notions of democracy and freedom are rooted in traditionalism, in a time of great - and arguably irreversibl...

James Fitzjames Stephens argues against the philosophical and social views advanced by John Stuart Mill: for the author, Mills ideas of equality, utilitarianism and freedom were anathema.The attitudes expressed by Stephens were unpopular at the time of publication: his arguments against the notions of democracy and freedom are rooted in traditionalism, in a time of great - and arguably irreversibl...

James Fitzjames Stephens argues against the philosophical and social views advanced by John Stuart Mill: for the author, Mills ideas of equality, utilitarianism and freedom were anathema.The attitudes expressed by Stephens were unpopular at the time of publication: his arguments against the notions of democracy and freedom are rooted in traditionalism, in a time of great - and arguably irreversibl...