Titlebook: Wells; Interviews and Recol J. R. Hammond Book 1980 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1980 collections.fiction

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Apostle of a World Society, so consistently and persuasively taught and exhorted so wide a range of readers. Wells was more than a public teacher, but he was that above all, and in his influence upon two generations none equalled him. No epitaph of a single sentence could be so just and appropriate.

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Shaw and Wells,ociety of Sensible People as a foil for British democracy, much as Voltaire once pretended that everything was fine in China in contrast to eighteenth-century France. Wells, on the other hand, was sure that violent revolution was evil and unnecessary and, as time went on, hated the doctrines and intolerance of Marxism every year more intensely.