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are to be found in a reading and discussion group of which Amber Reeves was a part. The group was "based originally on the Young
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prejudices, prevalent customs and all laws,—whatever his estimate of them may be." This book also contains a prophetic section on the nature of modern warfare, and several on women, sex, and marriage that were considered remarkably bold and provocative in
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of a great synthesis of human purpose as the aspect towards us of the universal scheme." But he rejects the notion of "rights" and "justice" as grounds for this conception: "There is no equity in the universe." Wells refers frequently in this part of
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