In "On Liberty" Mill argues that __________ is the sole end for which mankind are warranted in interfering with the individual.

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Mill argues that the only justification for interfering with an individual's liberty is self-protection, specifically to prevent harm to others, not for the individual's own good or the greater good of society.

In "On Liberty" Mill Argues That __________ Is the Sole