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1900; or, The last President

By: Ingersoll Lockwood
Narrated by: Mark Cohan
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Discover the chilling foresight of 1900; or, The Last President by Ingersoll Lockwood in this captivating audiobook. Written in 1896, this political satire eerily mirrors modern events, weaving a tale of societal upheaval, economic collapse, and a controversial leader rising to power. Perfect for fans of dystopian fiction, historical curiosities, and conspiracy theories, this audiobook brings Lockwood's prophetic vision to life with immersive narration. Dive into a forgotten classic that feels strikingly relevant today. Listen now and experience the book that’s sparked intrigue for over a century!

Public Domain (P)2025 Integrated Media Systems, LLC Classics Dystopian Genre Fiction Literature & Fiction Political Satire Science Fiction Witty
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At no time in this story did I find myself connecting with the story. The most interesting part was at the end when it is implied that an unnamed character has been behind all of the chaos. How anyone finds similarities between this story and president trump I do not know. The politics are not similar in any way. It is more of a depiction of most democrats politics and socialism carried out with a lot of stupidity. Our current republican government strongly supports American capitalism. The government in this book was tearing down capitalism and dismembering the union.
The story itself was uninteresting and most likely written as some satirical news publication aimed at some specific individuals of the time. Definitely not literature and not prophetich.

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