What John Stuart Mill thinks about team size

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Philosopher (1806 to 1873), a utilitarian and liberal; worked for the East India Company for almost thirty-five years; elected Member of Parliament for Westminster in 1865.

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1. c. 1861

   Our readingA large assembly is as unfit to draft legislation directly as to administer

   Their wordsBut it is equally true, though only of late and slowly beginning to be acknowledged, that a numerous assembly is as little fitted for the direct business of legislation as for that of administration.

   ↗Considerations on Representative Government (1861)gutenberg.org All 20 from this book