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	Mill, J. S. (1975) Three essays : On liberty, Representative government, The subjection of women. London: Oxford University Press.		Catholic Church. Pope (1878-1903 : Leo XIII). Rerum Novarum : Enciclica Di Leone XIII Sulla Questione Operaia. Lugano :Edizione a cura dell'Organizzazione cristano-sociale del canton Ticino per la celebrazione del LXX, 1961.

			Mill, J. S. (1975) Three essays : On liberty, Representative government, The subjection of women. London: Oxford University Press.
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