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Q Write a response to the Mill article assigned for this week. This article is included in your module materials. Your response must be at least two paragraphs in length with each paragraph at least 6 sentences long (though you may write more). In the first paragraph, briefly summarize the article’s main points. In the second paragraph, offer your ‘response’ to the author’s argument. Support your argument using the text, your knowledge of American politics and outside sources (if necessary).

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“On Liberty” by Mill talks about the importance of liberty and freedom to mankind and his nature. He explains the connection of utilitarianism to society and state. It gives various instances to show how the governments and democracies must treat its citizens and public fairly. Liberalism and utilitarianism were the main crux of his writings which was very well received by the public after its publication. He talks about the struggles between liberty and authority. He discusses the tyrannical powers and exploitation of the government which can only be won against through liberalism.