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Judicial Iniquity
By John Stuart Mill
John Stuart Mill reminds us that governments and the courts must never be allowed to criminalise matters of belief or opinion.
302
Abraham Darby I
By Clay Lane
To the poor of England, the Worcestershire man gave affordable pots and pans, and to all the world he gave the industrial revolution.
303
The War of the Spanish Succession
After Louis XIV’s grandson Philip inherited the throne of Spain, the ‘Sun King’ began to entertain dreams of Europe-wide dominion.
304
The Arts of Fair Rowena
By Charles Dickens
Charles Dickens believed that Britain’s Saxon invaders gained power by force of arms – but not by weapons.
305
The Economic Case for Generous Wages
By Adam Smith
Adam Smith asks employers to pay the most generous wages their finances will allow.
306
The Economic Case for Time Off
Adam Smith encourages employers to restrict working hours to reasonable limits, for humanity and for profit.
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