Men versus the State: Herbert Spencer and Late Victorian Individualism.

Bruce L. Kinzer

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Preface The paradise lost of liberalism Rivals to the Benthamite heritage Progress and the struggle for existence The formation of character The organic conception of society The individualist theory of history The reworking of utilitarianism Justice, property, and natural right Individualism and conservatism Select bibliography Index

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