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BY
LIEUT. ALVARADO M. FULLER
U. S. A.
CHICAGO
Laird & Lee Publishers
1890
Entered according to act of Congress in the year eighteen hundredand ninety, by LAIRD & LEE, in the office of the librarian of Congressat Washington.
(All rights reserved.)
Lest originality of title and theme be denied,it is but justice to myself to state that both wereassumed in November, 1887. My thanks are due toLieutenant D. L. Brainard, Second Cavalry, for thetrue copy of the record of the Greely party left inthe cairn at the farthest point on the globe everreached by man—83 degrees 24 minutes North Latitude,40 degrees 46 minutes West Longitude.
The Author.
CHAPTER I | |
Junius Cobb’s Marvelous Discovery | 9 |
CHAPTER II | |
A Startling Proposition | 31 |
CHAPTER III | |
Preparing for the Test | 45 |
CHAPTER IV | |
Jean Colchis, Conspirator and Savant | 61 |
CHAPTER V | |
On the Eve of a Century’s Sleep | 80 |
CHAPTER VI | |
Faithful unto Death | 101 |
CHAPTER VII | |
“You Say this is A. D. 2000?” | 108 |
CHAPTER VIII | |
San Francisco in the Twenty-First Century | 130 |
CHAPTER IX | |
The Central Pneumatic Railroad | 150 |
CHAPTER X | |
Under the Central Sea | 168 |
CHAPTER XI | |
The Army of Instruction | 199 |
CHAPTER XII | |
Junius Cobb Reads a Newspaper | ... BU KİTABI OKUMAK İÇİN ÜYE OLUN VEYA GİRİŞ YAPIN!Sitemize Üyelik ÜCRETSİZDİR! |