A Strange Manuscript Found in a Copper Cylinder
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- First published
- 1888
- Pages
- 211
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The Finding of the Copper Cylinder
15:39 -
Adrift in the Antarctic Ocean
17:02 -
A World of Fire and Desolation
17:31 -
The Sight of Human Beings
22:43 -
The Torrent Sweeping Under the Mountains
16:22 -
The New World
23:34 -
Scientific Theories and Scepticism
24:46 -
The Cave-Dwellers
17:18 -
The Cavern of the Dead
17:38 -
The Sacred Hunt
15:17 -
The Swamp Monster
18:11 -
The Baleful Sacrifice
13:32 -
The Awful "Mista Kosek"
16:44 -
I Learn My Doom
14:53 -
The Kohen is Inexorable
16:54 -
The Kosekin
16:41 -
Belief and Unbelief
26:46 -
A Voyage Over the Pole
19:13 -
The Wonders of the "Amir"
20:07 -
The Dark Maiden Layelah
16:45 -
The Flying Monster
19:41 -
Escape
18:45 -
The Island of Fire
19:14 -
Recapture
23:37 -
Falling, like Icarus, into the Sea
13:09 -
Grimm's Law Again
16:11 -
Oxenden Preaches a Sermon
11:20 -
In Prison
18:04 -
The Ceremony of Separation
17:34 -
The Day of Sacrifice
19:00 -
Conclusion
11:54
A Strange Manuscript Found in a Copper Cylinder (1888) is a public domain work.
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About this book
Adam More, a British sailor swept past the Antarctic ice, washes into a warm volcanic land where prehistoric beasts still roam and a people called the Kosekin rule. Their society flips every Victorian assumption: poverty is honored, wealth is a burden to give away, darkness is prized over light, and death is the highest reward a person can seek. James De Mille frames the story as a manuscript found floating in a copper cylinder, read aloud by yachtsmen who bicker over whether any of it is true. The result is part lost-world adventure, part sharp satire of greed, empire, and the values his readers took for granted. Published in 1888, after the author's death, it stands as a landmark of early Canadian speculative fiction.
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Book facts
- Author
- James De Mille
- First published
- 1888
- Reading time
- About 6 hours
- Pages
- 211
- Language
- English
- Genre
- Satire
- Formats
- PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook