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In 1906, when St. John HankinHankin, St. John read H.G. WellsWells, H.G.’ travel essay titled The Future in America: A Search After Realities, he wrote its author with his “warmest congratulations” and a retort (replete with a quote from John Bull’s Other Island) that succinctly encapsulates his own worldview.

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In 1906, when St. John HankinHankin, St. John read H.G. WellsWells, H.G.’ travel essay titled The Future in America: A Search After Realities, he wrote its author with his “warmest congratulations” and a retort (replete with a quote from John Bull’s Other Island) that succinctly encapsulates his own worldview.