Yes. The satire mostly went over my head when I read this years ago, and it must have done for many readers in 1901 when this was presumably a more normal thing to say.
This led me to look this up: Wells identified as a socialist and influenced the start of human rights law, but he also had wacky ideas about eugenics among other things.
Yes. The satire mostly went over my head when I read this years ago, and it must have done for many readers in 1901 when this was presumably a more normal thing to say.
This led me to look this up: Wells identified as a socialist and influenced the start of human rights law, but he also had wacky ideas about eugenics among other things.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_views_of_H._G._Wells