“Original Unwritten Editorials. The Year Three Thousand; or, Fragments from the Twenty-One Hundred and Fifty Second Volume of the New-York Mirror”
| Title | “Original Unwritten Editorials. The Year Three Thousand; or, Fragments from the Twenty-One Hundred and Fifty Second Volume of the New-York Mirror” |
| Year for Search | 1835 |
| Authors | V. E. P. U. P., [pseud.] |
| Secondary Title | The New-York Mirror: A Weekly Journal, Devoted to Literature and the Fine Arts |
| Volume / Edition | 13.22 |
| Pagination | 172 |
| Date Published | November 28, 1835 |
| Annotation | Reports of events, mostly social from the year 3000. Elements of a technological eutopia. War has ended as the result of a weapon that can easily annihilate either side. Naples, which had been destroyed by an eruption of Vesuvius, has been excavated by archaeologists. New York City has a population of ten and a half million. The U.S. produces literature much better than the classics or Shakespeare. |
| Pseudonym | V. E. P. U. P. [pseud.] |
| Full Text | 1835 V. E. P. U. P. [pseud.]. “Original Unwritten Editorials. The Year Three Thousand; or, Fragments from the Twenty-One Hundred and Fifty Second Volume of the New-York Mirror.” The New-York Mirror: A Weekly Journal, Devoted to Literature and the Fine Arts 13.22 (November 28, 1835): 172. Reports of events, mostly social from the year 3000. Elements of a technological eutopia. War has ended as the result of a weapon that can easily annihilate either side. Naples, which had been destroyed by an eruption of Vesuvius, has been excavated by archaeologists. New York City has a population of ten and a half million. The U.S. produces literature much better than the classics or Shakespeare. |
