The Common Sense of War and Peace

Exploring the complexities of war, this book delves into the motivations behind the Second World War and contemplates the potential for a future free from conflict. Wells addresses critical questions about peace, leadership, and global unity through a series of thought-provoking essays. Topics include the necessity of a world revolution and the implications of various political structures. This work not only appeals to WWII enthusiasts but also to collectors of Wells' diverse writings, offering a modern edition along with a new biography of the author.