also, I might add, in my mind that Bruce Walton has produced, almost without
a doubt, the best evidence that "ETIDORHPA"is in fact, non-fiction.
Dennis
Related thread: Will YOU go in? — Continues the 'Will YOU go in?' exchange of 29-30 Jun 2001
Original subject: Etidorhpa and the " Man "
Dennis,
Now I remember the name Bruce Walton- Rod M. Cluff mentions his name, and his conclusion about the man, somewhere on his site. Now that I have read hispaper, I think that Walton's research and conclusion is a cause for celebration.
The man ( William Morgan ) lamented his separation from his wife and children many times during the course of the book Etidorhpa. If she only knew how he had been taken below the surface and subjected to so much- she would have been even more shocked than she was.
I suggest that you all become familiar with the book Etidorhpa. I've already mentioned thatseveral members have found it on www.bibliofind.com for only a few dollars, and that I have it posted on the web at: HugeDomains.com
I don't exactly know why it was written, nor why so much was revealed. I am not even going to speculate at this time.
Later,
Dharma/Dean
Subject: Re: [allplanets-hollow] My get up and go got up and went.
Related thread: Byrd went in? — Continues the 'Will YOU go in?' exchange of 29-30 Jun 2001
dean,
Yes I am quite familuar with "Etidorhpa ... my copy is a second edition
published by the Robert Clarke Company in Cincinnati in 1896.
Dennis
Dennis,
Mine says " ninth edition, " 1898, by the Robert Clark Company.
Itmust have done well when it firstcameout.
Dean
Subject: Re: [allplanets-hollow] Etidorhpa and the " Man "
dean,
Yes, dean ... from my research "Etidorhpa" was a very read book of its time
and was included in many prominent families library ... one of the most
famous of which was the Byrd family library.
Dennis