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Reshaping H.G. Wells. (Letters to the Editor).

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From: The New American
Date: 20020909
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Regarding your August 12th issue, in his article "Shaping Things to Come," William Norman Grigg attempted one of the most incomprehensible revisions of H.G. Wells I've seen in some time. To call the piece misleading is to be kind. He has deliberately taken aim at a man who admired and loved the U.S. for its love of freedom and liberty, its institutions, and its diversity. I find it appropriate however that his only biographical reference of Wells was to Michael Coren, author of 1993's meandering piece, The Invisible Man: the Life and Liberties of H.G. Wells.

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