The great inquiry

About this book

In an era marked by economic upheaval and colonial expansion, "The Great Inquiry" by Hilaire Belloc offers a biting satire of parliamentary processes. This fictional report delves into the absurdities of Britain’s economic policies, highlighting the stark contrasts between the opulence of the ruling class and the struggles of the working populace. With sharp wit, Belloc critiques systemic inefficiencies while exposing the folly of bureaucratic oversight. Students, civic activists, and historians will find this work a compelling exploration of political satire, rich with insights into the era's socio-economic landscape. Engage with themes of accountability and governance as you navigate the intricacies of Belloc's narrative, revealing the often-overlooked truths behind the machinery of power.

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