try where all foreseeable economic troubles have been solved, all without sacrificing personal freedoms.
             West begins to have romantic feelings towards Dr. Leete's daughter who is also named Edith. Once West professes his love she reveals to him that she is the great-granddaughter of West's fiancé Edith Bartlett. Once this information is out the two proceed to fall in love with one another. The final chapter reveals something that makes the whole story much more believable. The whole experience West has in 2000 was nothing more than a dream. He is awakened by his servant only to find that all of the trouble he thought he left is in fact still at the forefront of society in the United States.
             While Bellamy was writing this novel it is apparent that he was looking to the facts of his world for guidance. He used a very logical progression to name the problems that his society faced and come up with a solut
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