The War in the Air

This remarkable tale of the devastation and horrors of an international war was written in 1908—six years before the start of World War I. It describes the results of aerial attacks on New York and other cities in terrifying detail. It is provocative and sadly, prophetic in many ways. In the end, we can only agree with Wells that "it should never have begun". Please be aware that this text contains national and racial epithets that may be offensive to some of today's listeners.Public Domain (P)1991 Audio Book Contractors, LLC