Considerations on Representative Government

A political philosophy treatise by John Stuart Mill, published in 1861, arguing for representative government as the ideal form of political institution. It examines voting methods, suffrage, parliamentary functions, local government, and conditions under which representative systems succeed or fail.

Public domain in the US. From Project Gutenberg.

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Other Non-Fiction›Society, politics, and law›Government, constitutions, and elections›How governments work

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