This document Civil Disobedience by Henry David Thoreau delves into the concept of civil disobedience, exploring the idea that government should govern minimally. Thoreau challenges the necessity of government, highlighting its potential for abuse and inefficiency. He advocates for a better government that truly represents the will of the people. Through thought-provoking insights, Thoreau questions the role and impact of government on society. This text, available as a Project Gutenberg eBook, offers a timeless perspective on the duty of citizens to resist unjust governance. Discover Thoreau’s views on individual responsibility, government legitimacy, and the power of collective action.
