nctionaries."( Mill pg 517) Mill would argue that the Supreme Court made its
             ruling solely based on public opinion rather than a true moral decision. The information
             that I have provided thus far, would implicate, in Mill's eyes that Dred Scott should be a
             free man and he was wronged and stripped of his inalienable right to be free by the
             Supreme Court of the United States.
             On further analysis of Mill's arguments he provides a disillusioned counterexample
             to the information thus shown. Mill believes that the only reason why your liberty may be
             limited by the state is to insure that you do not harm someone else.
             " The object of this essay is to assert one very simple principle, as
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