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after a second century has passed, establish a world state with a common language and a common rule. All over the world its roads, its standards, its laws, and its apparatus of control will run. It will, I have said, make the multiplication of those who fall behind a certain standard of social efficiency unpleasant and difficult… The Jew will probably lose much of his particularism, intermarry with
Gentiles, and cease to be a physically distinct element in human affairs in a century or so. But much of his moral tradition will, I hope, never die. … And for the rest, those swarms of black, and brown, and dirty-white, and yellow people, who do not come into the new needs of efficiency?
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magazine, "I have never met a man more fair, candid, and honest" and making it clear that he felt the "sinister" image of Stalin was unfair or false. Nevertheless he judged Stalin's rule to be far too rigid, restrictive of independent thought, and blinkered to lead toward the cosmopolis he hoped for.
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And how will the new republic treat the inferior races? How will it deal with the black? how will it deal with the yellow man? How will it tackle that alleged termite in the civilized woodwork, the Jew? Certainly not as races at all. It will aim to establish, and it will at last, though probably only
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the gradual widening of the present (19th century) merely temporary and social difference between the
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Well, the world is a world, not a charitable institution, and I take it they will have to go. The whole tenor and meaning of the world, as I see it, is that they have to go. So far as they fail to develop sane, vigorous, and distinctive personalities for the great world of the future, it is their
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American democracy: "Wells was appalled by the decentralised nature of America's locally oriented party and country-courthouse politics. He was aghast at the flamboyantly corrupt political machines of the big cities, unchecked by a gentry that might uphold
141:. He stated in his autobiography that from 1900 onward he considered a World State inevitable. He envisioned the state to be a planned society that would advance science, end nationalism, and allow people to progress by merit rather than birth. Wells's 1928 book
379:, not only the imperialism of Germany, against which the war was being fought, but also the imperialism, which he considered more benign, of Britain and France. His values and political thinking came under increasing criticism from the 1920s and afterwards.
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American democracy went too far in providing leeway to the poltroons who ran the political machines and the 'fools' who supported them." Siegel goes on to note Wells's dislike of America's not allowing
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as an exclusive and separatist movement which challenged the collective solidarity he advocated in his vision of a world state. No supporter of Jewish identity in general, Wells had predicted the ultimate assimilation of the
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913:"Desirable Aliens: British Men of Letters on The Jews".
679:"H. G. Wells and the uses of Degeneration in Literature"
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986:Wells, H. G. (1916). "The White Man's Burthen".
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204:The Rights of Man: Or What are we fighting for?
1852:Mr. Belloc Objects to "The Outline of History"
830:(London, Secker and Warburg, 1944) (p. 68–74).
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2003:The Stolen Bacillus and Other Incidents
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501:"H. G. Wells and the Fabian Society"
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67:Social class was a theme in Wells's
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1021:"The League must be representative"
440:and others. He was a patient of Dr
1996:Select Conversations with an Uncle
1624:Mr. Blettsworthy on Rampole Island
806:Princeton University Press, 2009.
660:. Ashgate Publishing, Ltd., 2003.
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1775:An Englishman Looks at the World
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917:Vol. XXXIII Jan–Jun 1906, p. 378
828:42 to '44: A Contemporary Memoir
2264:The Man Who Could Work Miracles
2147:The Man Who Could Work Miracles
934:. London: Secker. p. 521.
624:Journal of Contemporary History
1576:The Secret Places of the Heart
872:Critical essays on H. G. Wells
511:. London: Routledge. pp.
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1989:The Plattner Story and Others
1845:Mind at the End of Its Tether
1608:The World of William Clissold
1027:. London: Chatto and Windus.
476:Mind at the End of its Tether
2302:Simon Wells (great-grandson)
1908:A Short History of the World
1544:Mr. Britling Sees It Through
1504:The Wife of Sir Isaac Harman
352:He supported Britain in the
329:. In notes to accompany his
2210:A Story of the Days to Come
1782:Experiment in Autobiography
1768:The Discovery of the Future
1648:The Shape of Things to Come
1632:The Autocracy of Mr. Parham
1344:The Island of Doctor Moreau
1094:Experiment in Autobiography
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326:The Shape of Things to Come
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1943:The Way the World Is Going
1712:Babes in the Darkling Wood
1600:Christina Alberta's Father
1080:556. Also chapter four of
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561:The Way the World is Going
417:republican clubs in the UK
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2217:A Story of the Stone Age
2133:Mr. Ledbetter's Vacation
2070:The Country of the Blind
2042:The Argonauts of the Air
1754:Certain Personal Matters
1728:You Can't Be Too Careful
1536:The Research Magnificent
1432:In the Days of the Comet
1109:. Rationalrevolution.net
1084:by Mark Robert Hillegas.
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2010:Tales of Space and Time
1464:The History of Mr Polly
956:Why Britain Went To War
846:and Christopher Rolfe,
704:Oxford University Press
681:. Bbk.ac.uk. 1946-08-17
2112:The Empire of the Ants
1887:The Outline of History
1817:God the Invisible King
1680:The Camford Visitation
1640:The Bulpington of Blup
1496:The Passionate Friends
1376:When the Sleeper Wakes
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1200:Nothing Need be Ugly
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756:Virginia L. Denton,
656:Partington, John S.
252:Booker T. Washington
160:leaders must become
154:University of Oxford
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2154:The New Accelerator
2084:A Deal in Ostriches
1901:The Science of Life
1880:The Open Conspiracy
1866:The New World Order
1480:The New Machiavelli
1336:The Wonderful Visit
961:The War Illustrated
179:The New World Order
174:The New World Order
144:The Open Conspiracy
122:Manhattan Institute
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2168:The Plattner Story
2126:The Land Ironclads
2049:The Beautiful Suit
1936:War and the Future
1873:New Worlds for Old
1824:In the Fourth Year
1688:Apropos of Dolores
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1512:The World Set Free
1472:The Sleeper Awakes
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1061:In the Fourth Year
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158:progressive
139:world state
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