<p>In 'What Are We to Do with Our Lives?', H.G. Wells extends his vision from the literary domain to confront the societal and political concerns of the early 20th century. This book is a refined revision of 'Open Conspiracy', which was first published in 1928, and delves into themes of world government and management. Wells's prose is a blend of bold, progressive thought and a clear, declarative style, driving home his views on global unity with...