The Coming Terror; or, The Australian Revolution. A Romance of the Twentieth Century
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1894
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Socialist eutopia. Nationalization. Cheap money, free land, no interest, no lawyers, universal suffrage. Four hour workday; pension at 45. About half the text concerns the problems of the transition to socialism. |
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1894 |
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Sydney, NSW, Australia
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1894 Rosa, S[amuel] A[lbert] (1866-1940). The Coming Terror; or, The Australian Revolution. A Romance of the Twentieth Century. Sydney, NSW, Australia: Author. Rpt. as Oliver Spence, The Australian Caesar, or The Coming Terror. Sydney, NSW, Australia: Author, 1895. Except for a one page “To the Reader” in the first edition calling for peaceful rather than violent change, the texts are identical. M Socialist eutopia. Nationalization. Cheap money, free land, no interest, no lawyers, universal suffrage. Four hour workday; pension at 45. About half the text concerns the problems of the transition to socialism. Australian author. |
| Additional Publishers |
Rpt. as Oliver Spence, The Australian Caesar, or The Coming Terror. Sydney, NSW, Australia: Author, 1895. Except for a one page "To the Reader" in the first edition calling for peaceful rather than violent change, the texts are identical. |
| Title Note |
Rpt. as Oliver Spence, The Australian Caesar, or The Coming Terror. Sydney, NSW, Australia: Author, 1895. |
| Author Note |
Australian author (1866-1940). |
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