"On Compromise" is a philosophical treatise by the famous English politician and publicist John Morley, which explores the importance of compromise as a means of achieving harmony and coexistence in society. The author examines various aspects of compromise as an ethical, political, and moral category, and also provides specific examples from history, philosophy, and politics. Morley argues that in a world where different views, interests and values exist, compromise is a necessary element of everyday life. He calls for a healthy understanding, tolerance and the search for a golden mean where each side can find its place without losing its own principles. "On Compromise" is an important book for those who are interested in issues of interpersonal relations, politics and morality, as well as looking for ways to overcome conflicts and achieve harmony in various spheres of life.