Erewhon

Samuel Butler

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ISBN 10: 0451508831 ISBN 13: 9780451508836

Published by Signet Classics, 1961

Language: English

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Title

Erewhon

Publisher

Signet Classics

Publication Date

1961

Language

English

ISBN 10

0451508831

ISBN 13

9780451508836

Binding

Unknown

Condition

Fair

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After a series of near-mishaps, a traveler stumbles into a place utterly unknown to him -- only to be for in this odd place being penniless is tantamount to criminality. Slowly learning the language and gaining the confidence of his hosts, he comes to know their strange ways and their stranger ideas and institutions -- including the Hospital for Incurable Bores, the College of Unreason -- and the Museum of Old Machines!"Erewhon," the famous utopian novel by Samuel Butler, took the English-speaking world by storm in 1872, and remains effective and entertaining satire to this day.

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Samuel Butler (1835-1902) was the son of a clergyman. Following a disagreement with his father, he left England to beome a sheep farmer in New Zealand, returning to England in 1864. He published Erewhon anonymously in 1872, and went on to publish several works attacking contemporary scientific ideas, in particular Darwin's theory of natural selection.

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