1900; or, The last President (Large Print Edition): An unsettling political satire reflecting fears of economic turmoil, populism, and social unrest in a nation on the brink of change
Ingersoll Lockwood's 1900; or, The Last President is an unsettling political satire from 1896, vividly reflecting fears of economic turmoil, surging populism, and social unrest in a nation poised for transformation. This large print edition brings the prescient narrative to life, exploring the fragility of stability in times of crisis.
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1900; or, The Last President is a political satire that captures the anxieties of a nation facing profound upheaval. Authored by Ingersoll Lockwood, this large print edition revives a work originally published in 1896, reflecting the era's deep concerns.
The story delves into fears of economic turmoil, where financial instability threatens the fabric of society. It portrays a country gripped by populism, with voices rising against established orders and demanding radical shifts.
Social unrest forms the backdrop, illustrating divisions that could fracture the union. Through its narrative, the book examines the perils of a society on the edge, warning of the consequences of unchecked change.
This edition makes the text accessible, preserving the original's cautionary tone for modern readers interested in historical perspectives on political fiction.
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