Fabian Society

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The Fabian Society is a socialist organization founded in 1884 in London, England. It aimed to promote gradual reform rather than revolutionary change, advocating for social justice and equality through political and social engagement. The society was instrumental in the formation of the Labour Party and has influenced British politics significantly over the years. Its members included prominent figures such as George Bernard Shaw and H.G. Wells, who contributed to its intellectual foundation through essays and public discourse.