On Liberty is a book written by John Stuart Mill that goes on with his beliefs of how liberty is an important aspect of each individual, and that interventions like social coercion or censorship are intolerable. It is a book about individuality, and how its impact is positive for humanity's achievements. His views are directing also to utilitarianism. It was a book surprisingly not as difficult to read as I thought because the words used were easily understandable unlike some other works on politics and philosophy. John Stuart Mill has impacted greatly politics and philosophy as a Member of…