Around the world, the skies are ablaze with music and flashing lights. Atop many of the most recognizable monuments and landmarks, mysterious black and gold flags have appeared. Who -- or what -- is responsible for these strange phenomena? In Robur...
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Around the world, the skies are ablaze with music and flashing lights. Atop many of the most recognizable monuments and landmarks, mysterious black and gold flags have appeared. Who -- or what -- is responsible for these strange phenomena? In Robur the Conquerer, science fiction master Jules Verne imagines two warring factions of brilliant inventors that have each developed the flight technology they believe will usher humanity into the future. Who will prevail? Read Robur the Chapter XVI -- Over the AtlanticChapter XVII -- The Shipwrecked Crew; Chapter XVIII -- Over the Volcano; Chapter XIX -- Anchored at Last; Chapter XX -- The Wreck of the Albatross; Chapter XXI -- The Institute Again; Chapter XXII -- The Go-Ahead is Launched; Chapter XXIII -- The Grand Collapse. Chapter I -- Mysterious Sounds; Chapter II -- Agreement Impossible; Chapter III -- A Visitor is Anounced; Chapter IV -- In Which a New Character Appears; Chapter V -- Another Disappearance; Chapter VI -- The President and Secretary Suspend Hostilities; Chapter VII -- On Board the Albatross; Chapter VIII -- The Balloonists Refused to Be Convinced; Chapter IX -- Across the Prairie; Chapter X -- Westward -- But Whither?; Chapter XI -- The Wide Pacific; Chapter XII -- Through the Himalayas; Chapter XIII -- Over the Caspian; Chapter XIV -- The Aeronef at Full Speed; Chapter XV -- A Skirmish in Dahomey.
Around the world, the skies are ablaze with music and flashing lights. Atop many of the most recognizable monuments and landmarks, mysterious black and gold flags have appeared. Who -- or what -- is responsible for these strange phenomena? In Robur...
more
Around the world, the skies are ablaze with music and flashing lights. Atop many of the most recognizable monuments and landmarks, mysterious black and gold flags have appeared. Who -- or what -- is responsible for these strange phenomena? In Robur the Conquerer, science fiction master Jules Verne imagines two warring factions of brilliant inventors that have each developed the flight technology they believe will usher humanity into the future. Who will prevail? Read Robur the
CONTENTS; Chapter I - Mysterious Sounds; Chapter II - Agreement Impossible; Chapter III - A Visitor is Anounced; Chapter IV - In Which a New Character Appears; Chapter V - Another Disappearance; Chapter VI - The President and Secretary Suspend Hostilities; Chapter VII - On Board the Albatross; Chapter VIII - The Balloonists Refused to Be Convinced; Chapter IX - Across the Prairie; Chapter X - Westward - But Whither?; Chapter XI - The Wide Pacific; Chapter XII - Through the Himalayas; Chapter XIII - Over the Caspian; Chapter XIV - The Aeronef at Full Speed; Chapter XV - A Skirmish in Dahomey
Chapter XVI - Over the AtlanticChapter XVII - The Shipwrecked Crew; Chapter XVIII - Over the Volcano; Chapter XIX - Anchored at Last; Chapter XX - The Wreck of the Albatross; Chapter XXI - The Institute Again; Chapter XXII - The Go-Ahead is Launched; Chapter XXIII - The Grand Collapse;
