Chris Barker, Educating Liberty: Democracy and Aristocracy in J. S. Mill's Political Thought (Rochester, N.Y.: University of Rochester Press, 2018). pp. viii, 267. $105.00 [Book Review]

Utilitas 33 (3):373-377 (2021)
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