John Stuart Mill – Representative Government. Paris, Guillaumin et Cie., 1877. Third Edition. French translation by Charles Dupont-White.

John Stuart Mill – Representative Government. Paris, Guillaumin et Cie., 1877. Third Edition. French translation by Charles Dupont-White.

A major work by the renowned philosopher, economist and political theorist John Stuart Mill, one of the most influential figures in nineteenth-century liberal thought. This French edition, published in Paris in 1877 by Guillaumin, presents Mill’s classic study of representative institutions and constitutional government.

Mill examines the principles of representative democracy, political participation, parliamentary systems, electoral organization, individual liberty and the relationship between citizens and political authorities. His analysis became one of the foundational texts in modern political theory and constitutional studies.

A valuable historical source for scholars of political philosophy, constitutional law, legal history and collectors of rare nineteenth-century works.