On Liberty: The Subjection of Women

able action admit allowed argument attempt authority become believe better called cause character Christianity common concerns condition conduct consider consideration custom depends desire direction discussion doctrine duty effect equal evil example exercise exist experience fact faculties feelings force freedom give greater grounds hand hold human husband important improvement individual influence institutions interests judgment kind knowledge least less liberty limits living mankind marriage matter means ment mental mind mode moral nature necessary never object obtain opinion original persons political position possess possible practical prefer present principle question reason regard relation religion religious require respect rest rule sentiments side slaves social society strong superior supposed things thought tion true truth unless whole wife woman women wrong