The New World Order (Wells)

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The New World Order was a book written by the famous novelist H. G. Wells, and published in January 1940, early on in World War II. Wells was a firm believer that a 'new world order' that would rule the entire world would be beneficial in uniting the people and ending war. In this book, he explains that it would be possible to have a new world order, and why it would be beneficial.


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Books

Floor Games · Little Wars · A Modern Utopia · The New World Order · The Open Conspiracy · The Outline of History · Russia in the Shadows · The Science of Life · The Shape of Things to Come · The Stolen Bacillus and Other Incidents · Travels of a Republican Radical in Search of Hot Water · World Brain
Novels

Ann Veronica · The First Men in the Moon · The Food of the Gods and How It Came to Earth · The History of Mr. Polly · The Invisible Man · The Island of Dr Moreau · Kipps · Love and Mr Lewisham · Men Like Gods · The Sleeper Awakes · Star-Begotten · The Time Machine · Tono-Bungay · The War in the Air · The War of the Worlds · The Wheels of Chance · The World Set Free
Short Stories

The Chronic Argonauts · The Country of the Blind · The Crystal Egg · The Land Ironclads · The Man Who Could Work Miracles · The Red Room · The Stolen Body · A Story of the Days To Come · A Vision of Judgment
Works

The Man Who Could Work Miracles · Things to Come


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