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Wisdom decrees to be constantly in tough with the past glory as well as regrettable devastations. History repeats itself is an alarming statement also. This book captures the socio-political burning problems during the First and Second World Wars honestly reflected by the essays of Bertrand Russell and Aldous Huxley. It records the effective solutions by the two great humanistic brains of the past to amicably settle the political problems and improve the impoverished sides of the international society. This book sheds light on the cross-section of various socio-political problems along with the brilliant prescriptions to be followed to quell them effectively, which are highly comparable with the contemporary international socio-political problems. So, the readers are sure to be benefited with those brilliant suggestions, which can, at least, become a fallback to think further on the line to breed solutions for similar or different problems in general.