The Wonderful Century
Its Successes and Its Failures
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Publisher Description
The Wonderful Century is a reflective work by Alfred Russel Wallace that examines the major scientific, technological, and social developments of the 19th century. Wallace celebrates achievements such as advances in transportation, communication, medicine, and industry while also criticizing persistent social problems, inequality, war, and political shortcomings. The book offers both a history of the century’s progress and a thoughtful assessment of its failures.
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