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Title: Edison's Conquest of Mars
Author: Garrett Putnam Serviss
Release Date: June 3, 2007 [EBook #21670]
Language: English
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EDISON'S CONQUEST OF MARS
BY GARRETT P. SERVISS.
WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY A. LANGLEY SEARLES, Ph. D.
CARCOSA HOUSE
1947
LOS ANGELES
The special contents of this volume are copyright 1947 by CARCOSA HOUSE.
FIRST EDITION
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DEDICATED
to
GARRETT PUTMAN SERVISS
A COSMOPOLITE IN TIME
1851-1929
TABLE OF CONTENTS
_Introduction_
CHAPTER ONE
_"Let Us Go To Mars"_
CHAPTER TWO
_The Disintegrator_
CHAPTER THREE
_The Congress of Nations_
CHAPTER FOUR
_To Conquer Another World_
CHAPTER FIVE
_The Footprint on the Moon_
CHAPTER SIX
_The Monsters on the Asteroid_
CHAPTER SEVEN
_A Planet of Gold_
CHAPTER EIGHT
_"The Martians are Coming!"_
CHAPTER NINE
_Journey's End_
CHAPTER TEN
_The Great Smoke Barrier_
CHAPTER ELEVEN
_The Earth Girl_
CHAPTER TWELVE
_Retreat to Deimos_
CHAPTER THIRTEEN
_There Were Giants in the Earth_
CHAPTER FOURTEEN
_The Flood Gates of Mars_
CHAPTER FIFTEEN
_Vengeance is Ours_
CHAPTER SIXTEEN
_The Woman From Ceres_
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
_The Fearful Oaths of Colonel Smith_
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN
_The Great Ovation_
_Bibliography_
ILLUSTRATIONS
_"Like men, and yet not like men...."_
_"... rising out of the shadow of the globe...."_
_"A consultation in Wizard Edison's laboratory...."_
_"Through this the meteor had passed...."_
_"... the ruins of ... an ancient watch tower."_
_"... another of our ships ... was dest
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