The New Machiavelli

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The New Machiavelli is a 1911 political novel by H. G. Wells that satirically explores British politics and personal morality through the rise and fall of an ambitious reformist politician.

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instanceOf novel
author H. G. Wells NERFINISHED
centralTheme conflict between public life and private life
personal morality
political ambition
reformist politics
sexual morality
controversy caused scandal for its portrayal of real political figures
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
explores ethics of political compromise
tension between ideals and personal desires
firstPublishedInFormat book
genre political fiction
satirical novel
hasLiteraryForm prose
hasNarrativePerspective autobiographical-style account
hasPageCountApprox over 400 pages
hasReception is regarded as one of Wells's major political novels
provoked criticism from contemporaries of Wells
hasSubject Liberal Party politics
marriage and relationships
social reform
inspiredBy H. G. Wells's own political experiences
literaryMovement Edwardian literature
mainCharacter Remington NERFINISHED
narrativeForm first-person narrative
originalLanguage English
partOf H. G. Wells bibliography NERFINISHED
publicationYear 1911
publisher John Lane NERFINISHED
The Bodley Head NERFINISHED
references Niccolò Machiavelli NERFINISHED
satirizes British Liberal politics
Edwardian political establishment
setting British politics
early 20th-century England
timePeriodDepicted late Victorian and Edwardian era
titleAlludesTo The Prince NERFINISHED

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H. G. Wells bibliography includesWork The New Machiavelli