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Life and Works of J.S. Mill: Project Report
A project on
Life and works of John Stuart Mill

Project submitted to
DR. D. Anand
(Faculty: political science)

Project submitted by
NIKITA AGRAWAL
Roll No. 80
Semester two

HIDAYATULLAH NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY
RAIPUR, C.G

TABLE OF CONTENTS

* ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 03 * OBJECTIVES 04 * RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 04 * INTRODUCTION 05 * LIFE SKETCH 06 * MILLS VIEW ON LIBERTY 08 * MILLS VIEW ON REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT 10 * MILL AS A CHAMPION OF WOMEN’S RIGHTS 12 * MILLS VIEW ON UTILITARAINISM 13 * CONCLUSION 17 * REFERRENCES 18 * BIBLIOGRAPHY * WEBLIOGRAPHY

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I take this opportunity as a very proud student to thank the other contributors whose value addition in the making of this project cannot be undermined. Let me start with my parents who sent me the financial back-up to study in this university and arrange facilities so that I can study and flourish without much trouble, without which I could not have possibly been able to compile this project. Next come my batch-mates who have contributed both intellectually by discussing on the topic and non-intellectually by letting me have all



Bibliography: [ 2 ]. J.S Mill, Autobiography, Part V (1873) [ 3 ] [ 4 ]. Capaldi, Nicholas, John Stuart Mill: A Biography, Canbridge, 2004.

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