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replete with vision and modernism, and affords a tremendous amount of
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most genuinely liberal in the best general thought of his tone, Mr.
Wells has assuredly no equal.”--_New Republic._
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war of the keen-thinking, broad-visioned English publicist.... His
function is to turn upon his subject the searching light of truth,
directed by a keen and active mind.”--_The Independent._
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