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The Works of Edward Bellamy 4 Works eBook Edward Bellamy

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Four classic works by Edward Bellamy with an active table of contents.

Dr Heidenhoff's Process
Equality
Looking Backward
Miss Ludington's Sister

The Works of Edward Bellamy 4 Works eBook Edward Bellamy

The story is absolutely fascinating, especially from an historical perspective. I can't read it on my phone because my Kindle reader app won't work on my Note II, and after this experience I'll never download another book from Amazon, BUT that doesn't take away from this work. You'll need to have a little patience, because the verbiage is archaic, and really this is a socio-political commentary, not a good drama per se.

Product details File Size 1925 KB Print Length 847 pages Simultaneous Device Usage Unlimited Publisher Douglas Editions (December 11, 2009) Publication Date December 11, 2009 Language English ASIN B0030ILYGI

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The Works of Edward Bellamy 4 Works eBook Edward Bellamy Reviews

Very interesting
this book is a great access point for the works of Edward Bellamy, specifically Looking Backward, which is probably why most customers will buy the collection. I still haven't gotten through the other longer offerings, but the short stories are quite enjoyable and help flesh out an understanding of who Bellamy might have been. The illustrations seem somewhat haphazard, without captions or explanations, but this perhaps adds to the strange charm of this book.
The story is absolutely fascinating, especially from an historical perspective. I can't read it on my phone because my reader app won't work on my Note II, and after this experience I'll never download another book from , BUT that doesn't take away from this work. You'll need to have a little patience, because the verbiage is archaic, and really this is a socio-political commentary, not a good drama per se.