A Way to Social Peace
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"A Way to Social Peace" by Henry Wickham Steed, originally published in 1932, explores pathways to achieving harmony and stability within society. In an era marked by significant political and economic upheaval, Steed's work offers insights into the ideological underpinnings of social conflict and proposes strategies for fostering cooperation and mutual understanding. This book delves into the critical issues of social justice, equality, and the role of governance in maintaining order and promoting the well-being of all citizens. Steed's analysis remains relevant today, providing a valuable historical perspective on the enduring quest for social peace and offering potential solutions to contemporary challenges.
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