Catastrophe due to the dystopia that is contemporary London. Brief New Zealand eutopia of 1942 at the beginning.
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C6 -The author (b. 1853) was born in Ireland and is a self-described New Zealander who lived mostly in Britain.
C7 - [1880] CY - London DA - 01/1880 LA - eng N1 -Rpt. in British Future Fiction. Ed. I.F. Clarke. 8 vols. (London: Pickering & Chatto, 2001), 8: 17-68, with a note by the editor (1-16); and ed. Michael Kramp and Sarita Jayanty Mizin. Morgantown, WV: University of West Virginia Press, 2025, w it the text on 71-126, a Note on the Text on xvii, an introduction by the editors on 1-55, a Selected Bibliography and Additional Readings on 57-68, and six appendices: A: Nineteenth-Century Writing on Climate Change (127-140), B: Global Perspectives on the City (141-151), C: The London Fog (153-163), D: Victorian Public Health (165-175), E: Victorian Suburbanization (177-186), and F: Visions of the End (164-197).
N2 -Catastrophe due to the dystopia that is contemporary London. Brief New Zealand eutopia of 1942 at the beginning.
PB - Newman & Co PP - London PY - 1880 EP - 52 pp. TI - The Doom of the Great City; Being The Narrative of a Survivor, Written A.D. 1942 ER -