H. G. Wells Archive
1866-1946
“We should take comfort in the thought that universal Toleration is certainly a modern idea, and it is upon modern ideas that this World State rests. But even suppose we are tolerated and admitted to this unavoidable citizenship, there will still remain a wide range of possibility.... I think we should try to work the problem out from an inquiry into first principles, and that we should follow the trend of our time and kind by taking up the question as one of ‘Man versus the State,’ and discussing the compromise of Liberty.” A Modern Utopia
The Time Machine, 1890
A Modern Utopia, 1905