H.G. Wells at the End of His Tether: His Social and Political Adventures
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H.G. Wells at the End of His Tether: His Social and Political Adventures

by Gordon Feir

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Gordon Feir examines H.G. Wells through the lens of his social and political adventures. This focused study invites readers to consider Wells as a public intellectual whose life and ideas extended beyond his literary work, making it a useful addition for readers interested in biography, history, and political thought.

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Gordon Feir’s H.G. Wells at the End of His Tether focuses on the social and political adventures of H.G. Wells.

The book presents Wells in relation to public life, social questions, and political ideas.

It offers readers an opportunity to consider an important literary figure beyond his writing alone.

This used edition is suitable for readers interested in H.G. Wells, biography, and the intersection of literature and politics.

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