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Dr Nebogipfel and the Time Traveler - as well as the versions of these figures that
appear in the interim Time Machine narratives - are far more closely connected
than previous commentary has allowed . The continuity among the different ...
Dr Nebogipfel and the Time Traveler - as well as the versions of these figures that
appear in the interim Time Machine narratives - are far more closely connected
than previous commentary has allowed . The continuity among the different ...
Page 290
The Time Traveler ' s impulse to build a time machine rather than merely theorize
over the scientific possibility of time travel surely marks him as working in the
realm of the practical . Thomas Edison , similarly , decried the exclusively ...
The Time Traveler ' s impulse to build a time machine rather than merely theorize
over the scientific possibility of time travel surely marks him as working in the
realm of the practical . Thomas Edison , similarly , decried the exclusively ...
Page 300
... Time Machine . New York : Holt , 1895 . This edition , which differs somewhat
from the UK edition ( London : Heinemann , 1895 ) and from all subsequent
editions , is most probably the one read by Cummings . THE SCIENCE - FICTION
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... Time Machine . New York : Holt , 1895 . This edition , which differs somewhat
from the UK edition ( London : Heinemann , 1895 ) and from all subsequent
editions , is most probably the one read by Cummings . THE SCIENCE - FICTION
...
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Gary Westfahl The Popular Tradition of Science Fiction | 187 |
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