Washington and the Riddle of Peace
by H. G. Wells
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H.G. Wells's "Washington and the Riddle of Peace" presents a series of insightful essays that grapple with the elusive concept of world peace. Drawing upon his experiences as an observer at the Washington Conference of 1921, Wells examines the intricate interplay of national interests, diplomatic maneuvers, and the search for a lasting peace. His essays offer a nuanced understanding of the challenges facing post-war society and the urgent need for global cooperation. While acknowledging the complexities and setbacks, Wells remains cautiously optimistic, envisioning a path towards a more peaceful world through dialogue, disarmament, and international collaboration.Book Details
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He was most prominent as a forward-looking, even prophetic social critic who devoted his literary talents to the development of a progressive vision on a global scale. A futurist, he wrote a number of...
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