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Paris in the Twentieth Century The Lost Novel

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ISBN-10: 034542039X

ISBN-13: 9780345420398

Edition: 1997

Authors: Jules Verne, Richard Howard, Eugen Weber, Jules Verne

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This text depicts a society that has been taken over by business and technology. In 1863 Verne wrote a manuscript that was rejected by his editor as he thought it was an unrealistic view of life in the future. Verne had accurately predicted our world.
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List price: $15.00
Copyright year: 1997
Publisher: Random House Worlds
Publication date: 10/21/1997
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 256
Size: 5.75" wide x 8.58" long x 0.43" tall
Weight: 0.440
Language: English

Jules Verne (1828-1905) was a French author best known for his tales of adventure, includingnbsp;Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea,nbsp;Journey to the Center of the Earth, andnbsp;Around the World in Eighty Days. A true visionary, Verne foresaw the skyscraper, the submarine, and the airplane, among many other inventions, and is now regarded as one of the fathers of science fiction.nbsp;

Translater's Note
Introduction
The Academic Credit Union
A Panorama of the Streets of Paris
An Eminently Practical Family
Concerning Some Nineteenth-Century Authors, and the Difficulty of Obtaining Them
Which Treats of Calculating Machines and Self-protecting Safes
In Which Quinsonnas Appears on the Ledger's Summit
Three Drones
Which Concerns Music, Ancient and Modern, and the Practical Utilization of Certain Instruments
A Visit to Uncle Huguenin
Grand Review of French Authors Conducted by Uncle Huguenin, Sunday, April 15, 1961
A Stroll to the Port de Grenelle
Quinsonnas's Opinions on Women
Concerning the Ease with Which an Artist Can Starve to Death in the Twentieth Century
Le Grand Entrepot Dramatique
Poverty
The Demon of Electricity
Et in Pulverem Reverteris
Notes