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A history of economic doctrines

Note 956 — Chapter II · : STATE SOCIALISM

R. (Robert) Richards translation

Dupont-White’s individualism is as unimpeachable as Wagner’s, which proves that an individualist need not always be a Liberal. “The author of Liberty,” says he in his preface to Mill’s Liberty, p. lxxxix, “has a keen sympathy for individualism, which I share to the full, though without any misgivings as to the future destiny of this unalterable element. Individualism is life. In that sense individualism is imperishable.”

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