How far should a government, or a crowd, be allowed to control what a person says, thinks or does? John Stuart Mill argues that the only good reason to limit someone's freedom is to prevent harm to others.
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About this audiobook
How far should a government, or a crowd, be allowed to control what a person says, thinks or does? John Stuart Mill argues that the only good reason to limit someone's freedom is to prevent harm to others. He makes the case for free speech, free thought and the right to live differently.
On Liberty (1859) is a founding work of liberal thought, read by Luke Oldham. Over five hours for readers interested in freedom and society.
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Details
Length
5 hr 26 min
Format
Unabridged audiobook
Released
March 2025
Publisher
Academy Voices
Language
English
ISBN
9798347343454
Questions
Who narrates the On Liberty audiobook?
This edition of On Liberty by John Stuart Mill is narrated by Luke Oldham.
How long is the On Liberty audiobook?
It runs 5 hr 26 min, unabridged, so you hear the complete text.
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