Individuality and the State

In this book, first published in 1884, author of Zadok-ted in the process of gradual degeneration of Great Britain after 1850 classical liberalism in that in the twentieth century. It will be called social liberalism, and the resulting return to the mercantilist and militant social-Term order. The author shows how the gradual increment of state power quietly leads to despotism and enslaved-NIJ. He criticized lawmakers for ignoring economic-cal laws, coordinating the efforts and desires of people; attacking the doctrine of unlimited sovereignty of the government, whether monarchical or parliamentary, and associated rights as a concept created by the state and, therefore, with the same ease state is canceled. At the end of the last essay formulated political outlook Spencer.