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This Misery of Boots
H. G. Wells
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“Chafed heel,” I said, when we had parted from him again; “and on these 8pebbly byways no man goes barefooted.” My friend winced; and a little silence came between us. We were both recalling things; and then for a time, when we began to talk again, until he would have no more of it, we rehearsed the miseries of boots.
We agreed that to a very great majority of people in this country boots are constantly a source of distress. . . Read More
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Community Reviews
Una curiosa visión de los problemas sociales. Quizá un poco repetitivo en algunos momentos a pesar de ser tan corto.
I learned about the existence of this excellent little book from an excerpt in a biography of H.G. Wells. It's worth reading in full and would be very interesting topic for discussion in school class or book group. It's very short but oh so succinct in addressing the problems we still live with toda
A quite excellent little argument for socialism. Has less propaganda than most texts designed to convince you of a particular ideology. Worth the read at least to just make you think in a new way.
Makes you wonder what socialism means though and what that should look like.
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This Misery of Boots