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"As We Are and As We May Be" is a book by Walter Besant, a British novelist and social reformer, published in 1903. In this work, Besant explores the social conditions of his time, offering a critique of the existing social order and proposing a vision for a more just and equitable society. The book delves into various aspects of contemporary society, including poverty, inequality, education, and the role of government. Besant argues that society has the potential to be transformed for the better through collective action and social reform, drawing on examples from history and contemporary social movements to illustrate the possibilities for change. A central theme of "As We Are and As We May Be" is the importance of education in promoting social progress. Besant contends that access to quality education is essential for empowering individuals, reducing poverty, and fostering social mobility. Besant's writing style is persuasive and impassioned, as he makes the case for his vision of a more just and enlightened society. He engages readers with vivid descriptions, rhetorical flourishes, and compelling anecdotes to inspire them to action. "As We Are and As We May Be" challenges readers to imagine a better world and consider their role in bringing about positive change. Besant's ideas continue to resonate with readers interested in social justice and reform.