What's Wrong with the World?

Exploring various societal issues of the early 20th century, this collection features forty-nine thought-provoking essays by Gilbert Keith Chesterton. He addresses topics such as the role of women, education, socialism, and the family unit, offering insights that remain relevant today. With essays like "The New Hypocrite" and "Oppression By Optimism," the work serves as a compelling social inquiry into the challenges of his time. This modern edition includes a new introduction, making it a valuable resource for those interested in historical perspectives on society.