It was above all Herbert Spencer’s sociological thinking, which influenced him. For him, the idea that only the strongest survives, is the recurring motif of novels, where he described Polish society of his time, with particular attention to the rising bourgeoisie. After a long journey he diminished his dedication to writing, spending more time with his friends.
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