The Last Man (Oxford World'S Classics),New Soucy A City Under Rampant Destruction

A City Under Rampant Destruction And Slapdash Development

With Insights And Perspectives From A Doctor

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From Napoleons Escape From Elba To The Smoke And Gore Of The Battlefields

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The Last Man (Oxford World'S Classics),New Soucy A City Under Rampant DestructionA Futuristic Story Of Tragic Love And Of The Gradual Extermination Of The Human Race By Plague, The Last Man Is Mary Shelley'S Most Important Novel After Frankenstein. With Intriguing Portraits Of Percy Bysshe Shelley And Lord Byron, The Novel Offers A Vision Of The Future That Expresses A Reaction Against Romanticism, And Demonstrates The Failure Of The Imagination And Of Art To Redeem The Doomed Characters. About The Series: For Over 100 Years