The Dawn of All

Exploring the concept of an ideal society, this novel serves as a counterpoint to the darker themes of Lord of the World. The author, Robert Hugh Benson, emphasizes that the vision presented is not meant to be a realistic blueprint for the future. He expresses skepticism about the harmonious coexistence of Science, State, and Religion, suggesting that such a scenario is unlikely and perhaps undesirable. This work reflects Benson's critical perspective on societal structures and the complexities of human relationships.