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Mill believed that the most important thing in society was the liberty of the individual. He said that the only justification for law was to prevent harm to others. His most famous work is an essay called On Liberty. Published in 2010, Harvard professor, Michael J. Sandel, and his acclaimed book, Justice: What’s the Right Thing to Do? invites readers on a journey of moral reflection, encouraging us to think through and question the complexities of modern social dilemmas.

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