The Lost Tribes And The Land of Nod. An Original Natural Gas Story
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1897
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Lost race eutopia in which people rarely ate anything but fruits and vegetables, and men and women wear similar clothing. Simple furniture. Ten large households. Little work needed; men fished, and women did spun and wove. Gold common. The visitor from the outside (brought by a tornado) establishes a school to teach English and then various technologies that introduce complexity and conflict. |
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73 pp.
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| Published Date |
1897 |
| Publisher |
Press of the Indiana Newspaper Union
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| Place Published |
Indianapolis, IN
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| Full Text |
1897 Kerr, Artemus P. (1851-1901) The Lost Tribes And The Land of Nod. An Original Natural Gas Story. Illus. H.A. Huey. Indianapolis, IN: Press of the Indiana Newspaper Union. 73 pp. DLC, W3,3081 Lost race eutopia in which people rarely ate anything but fruits and vegetables, and men and women wear similar clothing. Simple furniture. Ten large households. Little work needed; men fished, and women spun and wove. Gold common. The visitor from the outside (brought by a tornado) establishes a school to teach English and then various technologies that introduce complexity and conflict. |
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Illus. H.A. Huey |
| Author Note |
(1851-1901) |
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