Chapter 3. Utopia and the Utopias

¹ Pp. 86, 167 (as printed in Ideal Commonwealths, Universal Library). References are to this edition, as probably the most accessible.

¹ In one of the most insipid of Utopias, The Coming Race, Lord Lytton notes the complete extinction of all literature. There is nothing whatever to write about: ‘we have no events to chronicle,’ nor apparently any emotions to register.

¹ P. 59.

² P. 64.

³ P. 62.

⁴ P. 68.

⁵ P. 116.

⁶ P. 156.

¹ P. 135.

² P. 134.

³ P. 95.

⁴ Pp. 98–99.

¹ P. 101.

² P. 105.

³ P. 106.

⁴ P. 110.

¹ P. 102.

² P. 129.

¹ Pp. 85–86.

¹ Pp. 162–163.

² P. 163.

³ P. 164.

¹The City of the Sun, p. 225 (also reprinted in Ideal Commonwealths, Universal Library).

² P. 224.

³ P 235.

⁴ P. 236.

⁵ P. 228.

¹ P. 238.