Reasoning on Representative Government

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The book is a comprehensive systematic exposition of the principles of the parliamentary system of government, written at a time when conservatives and liberals have lost faith in the political doctrine which they profess in words. The main concern of the author is occurring in a pure democracy, a danger to freedom posed by the middle classes of the dominant society: on the one hand, mediocre mental development of a representative assembly and controls its opinion, and the other - the class character of the legislation of the numerical majority, formed from this class . Mill sets the task of universal representation in Parliament (and not just the majority), in order, to ensure the right - the enlightened minority neutralize tyranny of the majority.