Utopia; or, The History of an Extinct Planet
| Title | Utopia; or, The History of an Extinct Planet |
| Year for Search | 1884 |
| Authors | Cridge, Alfred Denton(1860-1922) |
| Date Published | 1884 |
| Publisher | Winchester and Pew, printers |
| Place Published | Oakland, CA |
| Keywords | Male author, US author |
| Annotation | Flawed utopia. Small communities of 100-300 families that own the industries of the town. National clearing house where all accounts are balanced every six months. Detailed constitution. Ends negatively in that the planet's ecology is destroyed. |
| Holding Institutions | DLC, MoU-St, W3,1296 |
| Author Note | The author (1860-1922) was the son of Annie Denton Cridge; see 1870 Cridge. Sometimes confused with his father, who was also Alfred Denton Cridge (1824?-1902). |
| Full Text | 1884 Cridge, Alfred Denton (1860-1922). Utopia; or, The History of an Extinct Planet. Flawed utopia. Small communities of 100-300 families that own the industries of the town. National clearing house where all accounts are balanced every six months. Detailed constitution. Ends negatively in that the planet’s ecology is destroyed. The author was the son of Annie Denton Cridge; see 1870 Cridge. Sometimes confused with his father, who was also Alfred Denton Cridge (1824?-1902). |
