The Future Never Seen by Ethan Gollings
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Overview: Most of us will have been told at least once in our lives how lucky we are to live today and not a hundred years ago when times were harder. But how much has really changed? Can we really say anything has got better? Or are we living in a world disillusioned by the past? Our own lives would have been so different so long ago; or would they? Since 100 years ago, two world wars have been fought killing millions and millions of people to change a failing society; a failing selfish attitude. Then, people refused to take responsibility for each other in a world led by the elite.
Empire was the making of power and that was only achieved by brutally forced submission. These were the times when the lower-class listened and worked to the bone for the wealthy, to drive the economy; to make the rich richer and the poor poorer. People were marginalised for their race, colour, creed, gender and wealth. It was a society stuck in the ways of absolutism. There would be only one way: to break the people into fear. To rule unconditionally. There was seldom a chance for the average person to do well for themselves. To make a positive change in their everyday life.
Genre: Non-Fiction > History
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Requirements: .ePUB reader, 242 KB
Overview: Most of us will have been told at least once in our lives how lucky we are to live today and not a hundred years ago when times were harder. But how much has really changed? Can we really say anything has got better? Or are we living in a world disillusioned by the past? Our own lives would have been so different so long ago; or would they? Since 100 years ago, two world wars have been fought killing millions and millions of people to change a failing society; a failing selfish attitude. Then, people refused to take responsibility for each other in a world led by the elite.
Empire was the making of power and that was only achieved by brutally forced submission. These were the times when the lower-class listened and worked to the bone for the wealthy, to drive the economy; to make the rich richer and the poor poorer. People were marginalised for their race, colour, creed, gender and wealth. It was a society stuck in the ways of absolutism. There would be only one way: to break the people into fear. To rule unconditionally. There was seldom a chance for the average person to do well for themselves. To make a positive change in their everyday life.
Genre: Non-Fiction > History
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