"Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Doomsday: A Narrative Story"
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1963
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| Secondary Title |
To the Keepers of the Slaughter House. Two Narrative Stories: A Fictional But Unfictitious Study Of The Elements of Violence In the Conditions of Human Existence In the Present And In the Future--Dedicated To Man’s Supreme And Unceasing Struggle To Conquer Violence Completely And for All Time
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| Annotation |
An authoritarian dystopia with both hot and cold war that is similar to Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-four (1949). |
| Pagination |
11-45
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| Published Date |
1963 |
| Publisher |
Mitre Press
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| Place Published |
London
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1963 Gore, Walter. “Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Doomsday: A Narrative Story.” In his To the Keepers of the Slaughter House. Two Narrative Stories: A Fictional But Unfictitious Study Of The Elements of Violence In the Conditions of Human Existence In the Present And In the Future--Dedicated To Man’s Supreme And Unceasing Struggle To Conquer Violence Completely And for All Time (London: Mitre Press, 1963), 11-45. L, NLS An authoritarian dystopia with both hot and cold war that is similar to Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-four (1949). |
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