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A nice edition with the 1908 first edition cover and 14 illustrations and photographs pertaining to the plot. Lord of the World is a dystopian novel written by Robert Hugh Benson, first published in 1907. Set in a future world marked by political and social upheaval, the story revolves around the rise of a charismatic and enigmatic figure named Julian Felsenburgh, who emerges as a global leader and ultimately becomes the titular "Lord of the World." The novel explores themes of religion, secularism, and the clash between faith and atheism in a world where traditional religious beliefs have waned, and a new world order is established. As Felsenburgh's influence grows, the novel follows the lives of several key characters, including a Catholic priest named Father Percy Franklin, who struggles to maintain his faith in the face of a rapidly changing and increasingly godless society. It has been called prophetic by Pope Francis and Pope Benedict XVI.
| Asin | B0CN9M32BY |
| Dimensions | 15.24 x 1.93 x 22.86 cm |
| Isbn 13 | 979-8886001747 |
| Item Weight | 422 g |
| Language | English |
| Print Length | 304 pages |
| Publication Date | 14 Nov. 2023 |
| Publisher | SeaWolf Press |
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Amazing sci-fi novel recommended by two Popes no less
Very advanced futuristic dystopian novel from the first decade of the 1900s, on the reading lists of Francis and Benedict XVI. A little archaic in tone, but a gripping and clever tale and more than a bit prophetic.
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Best book ever
Absolutely amazing book. Must read, perhaps the best book Iโve ever read in my entire life.
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Old Book That is Even More Relevant Today
Classic book that still even more relevant today!
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Enlightening Book
Wonderful readSo glad bought and readVery different in a good way
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Great read
Theologically captivating book
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What a prophetic book, written by a Catholic Priest at the turn of the last century
I've read this book several times, and it is chilling in how someone in 1909 could write a story that contains so much of what we have now.
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