Lectures on the Relation Between Law & Public Opinion in England, During the Nineteenth Century

66 Lecture action advance of democracy amendment artisans authority belief benefit Bentham Benthamite Benthamite liberalism Bill Blackstone body Catholic character Chartism Church citizens collectivism Combination Act common law condition conservatism conspiracy constitution contract conviction corn laws Court creed democratic doctrine effect eighteenth century employers enactments English law Englishmen existence extent fact factory favour France Francis Place free trade French French Revolution happiness human ideas individual freedom individualists influence institutions interest James Mill John Mill labour laissez faire law of England legislative opinion less liberty Lord Lord Shaftesbury matter ment Mill modern moral municipal nation nineteenth century object opposed Paley Parliament parliamentary pension persons political popular protection public opinion quiescence Radicals Reform Act religious repeal revolution sect sentiment social socialistic society thinkers tion Tory toryism trade union truth United Kingdom utilitarian Vict Whig whilst whole workmen