A Journey to the Sun
| Title | A Journey to the Sun |
| Year for Search | 1866 |
| Authors | "Heliomanes", [pseud.] |
| Secondary Title | A Journey to the Sun |
| Date Published | 1866 |
| Publisher | James Cornish |
| Place Published | London |
| Annotation | Utopian satire. For example, it is the tradition to elect the man whose hat is biggest and legislative decisions are made by the throw of the dice, which they say is as accurate as voting. Universal suffrage, including children, but votes are allocated based on weight. |
| Pseudonym | "Heliomanes" [pseud.] |
| Holding Institutions | L |
| Full Text | 1866 “Heliomanes” [pseud.]. A Journey to the Sun. London: James Cornish. L Utopian satire. For example, it is the tradition to elect the man whose hat is biggest and legislative decisions are made by the throw of the dice, which they say is as accurate as voting. Universal suffrage, including children, but votes are allocated based on weight. |
