The History of the Fabian Society
The History of the Fabian Society
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" It was probably his first appearance on a public platform; and as alecture it was by no means a success, because he read his paper in a lowmonotonous voice, addressed to a corner of the hall. If Mr. Wells hadbeen by nature or practice as effective in speaking as he is in writingthe fate of the Fabian Society might have been different. He wasseverely handicapped in his contest with the skilled debaters of the"Old Gang, " and though after a short time he learnt the art up to apoint, he was neve...r really at home on a platform, and since the Fabianepisode he has confined himself for the most part to controversy inwriting.
The next contribution of Mr. Wells to Fabian propaganda was on January12th, 1906. This date had been fixed for his paper next referred to, butin view of the General Election then in progress he read in its placehis admirable article entitled "This Misery of Boots, " which wassubsequently issued as a special Fabian publication.
On February 9th the great controversy began by the paper entitled"Faults of the Fabian, " read by Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It was probably his first appearance on a public platform; and as alecture it was by no means a success, because he read his paper in a lowmonotonous voice, addressed to a corner of the hall. If Mr. Wells hadbeen by nature or practice as effective in speaking as he is in writingthe fate of the Fabian Society might have been different. He wasseverely handicapped in his contest with the skilled debaters of the"Old Gang, " and though after a short time he learnt the art up to apoint, he was neve...r really at home on a platform, and since the Fabianepisode he has confined himself for the most part to controversy inwriting.
The next contribution of Mr. Wells to Fabian propaganda was on January12th, 1906. This date had been fixed for his paper next referred to, butin view of the General Election then in progress he read in its placehis admirable article entitled "This Misery of Boots, " which wassubsequently issued as a special Fabian publication.
On February 9th the great controversy began by the paper entitled"Faults of the Fabian, " read by Mr.
What to read after The History of the Fabian Society?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pease Edward R. to read onlineMoreLess
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