- Future History novel, satire, Imaginary Voyages, Science fiction
Short future history novel from John Ames Mitchell (1845–1918). First published in 1889, it is the fictional journal of Persian admiral Khan-Li, who in the year 2951 rediscovers North America by sailing across the Atlantic. (The Public Domain Review)
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- Author
- John Ames Mitchell
- First published
- 1889
- Pages
- 115
- Publisher
- F.A. Stokes Co., F.A. Stokes and Brother, F. A. Stokes company
- Editions
- 10
- Language
- English, epo
- ISBN
- 9780839812623
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