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There will be no day of days then when a new world order comes into being. Step by step and here and there it will arrive, and even as it comes into being it will develop fresh perspectives, discover unsuspected problems and go on to new adventures. No man, no group of men, will ever be singled out
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Soviets forgot that 'the more highly things are collectivised, the more necessary is a legal system embodying the Rights of Man'. Wells also goes on to state that Marx's concept of
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2191:American Journal of Sociology
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433:The Outlook for Homo Sapiens.
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2961:The Discovery of the Future
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3235:The Argonauts of the Air
2947:Certain Personal Matters
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2625:In the Days of the Comet
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2278:Partington, J. (2017).
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1216:Gentry & Mason 2019
1164:Gentry & Mason 2019
1128:Gentry & Mason 2019
946:international relations
766:(TLS) remarked that if
3534:1940 non-fiction books
3305:The Empire of the Ants
3080:The Outline of History
3010:God the Invisible King
2873:The Camford Visitation
2833:The Bulpington of Blup
2689:The Passionate Friends
2569:When the Sleeper Wakes
2436:The H.G. Wells Society
2332:Rosenboim, O. (2017).
2309:. Palgrave Macmillan.
2218:: 6–7. 6 January 1940.
2091:Human Rights Quarterly
857:suggested in his book
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669:For the American poet
662:
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3549:Books about socialism
3490:Joseph Wells (father)
3298:A Dream of Armageddon
3249:The Chronic Argonauts
3157:A Year of Prophesying
3087:Russia in the Shadows
3031:Mankind in the Making
3003:The Future in America
2989:First and Last Things
2913:All Aboard for Ararat
2561:The War of the Worlds
2380:"Victorian Socialism"
2288:10.4324/9781315261171
2103:10.1353/hrq.2019.0046
1026:Franklin D. Roosevelt
963:The New World Order's
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229:international affairs
180:and was published by
86:International Affairs
3539:Books by H. G. Wells
3431:A Vision of Judgment
3291:The Door in the Wall
3115:This Misery of Boots
2745:The Soul of a Bishop
2577:Love and Mr Lewisham
2545:The Wheels of Chance
2421:Wells, H.G. (2007).
2378:Wells, H.G. (1940).
2305:Roberts, A. (2019).
1013:UN Secretary-General
1009:John Peters Humphrey
851:The New World Order,
757:The New World Order,
681:'s serialisation of
533:Clarence K. Streit's
527:, Wells assails the
409:Secker & Warburg
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372:The New World Order,
333:and George Orwell's
278:technological change
225:The New World Order,
184:in January 1940. In
182:Secker & Warburg
96:Secker & Warburg
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3500:H. G. Wells Society
3347:The New Accelerator
3277:A Deal in Ostriches
3094:The Science of Life
3073:The Open Conspiracy
3059:The New World Order
2673:The New Machiavelli
2529:The Wonderful Visit
2396:1940Natur.145Q.152W
2236:Orwell, G. (1941).
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1927:, pp. 621–23;
1281:, pp. 632–33;
1166:, pp. 621–23;
1046:Jan Christian Smuts
992:The New World Order
971:The New World Order
934:Neville Chamberlain
867:Peter Richie-Calder
843:The New World Order
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700:The English priest
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3361:The Plattner Story
3319:The Land Ironclads
3242:The Beautiful Suit
3129:War and the Future
3066:New Worlds for Old
3017:In the Fourth Year
2881:Apropos of Dolores
2849:The Croquet Player
2705:The World Set Free
2665:The Sleeper Awakes
2633:The War in the Air
2062:Ellis, S. (2014).
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1704:, pp. 106–109
1692:, pp. 105–107
911:In the Fourth Year
855:Geoffrey Robertson
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746:anti-revolutionary
687:New English Weekly
665:Critical reception
580:right to education
442:H.G. Wells starts
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3354:The Pearl of Love
3284:The Diamond Maker
2553:The Invisible Man
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