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New Worlds For Old

H. G. Wells

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. . .He would probably either embark upon a long rigmarole, or, what is much more probable, lose his temper and decline to argue. Pursuing your doubt as to the rightfulness of his property in these things, you might admit he deserved a certain reasonable fee for the rough care he had taken of the land and herds. But cattle breeders are a rude violent race, and it is doubtful if you would get far beyond your proposition of a reasonable fee. You would, in fact, have to buy off this owner of the leather at a good thumping price—he exacting just as much as he could get from you—if you wanted to go on with your project.

“Well, then you would have to get your leather  here, and to do that you would have to bring it by railway and ship to this country. And here again you would find people without any desire or intention of helping your project, standing in your course resolved to make every possible penny out of you on your way . . . Read More

Community Reviews

While over a hundred years old, a great overview of Socialism apart from the Marxist tradition and the (then future) results of Russian and Chinese so-called Marxism.
Wells offers a very well articulated distinction along the lines of Fabian Society ideology, yet well aware of the short comings of t