
The Angel of the Revolution by George Griffith
The Angel of the Revolution is a science fiction novel by George Griffith, first published in 1893. It tells the story of a group of revolutionaries led by a mysterious figure known as the Angel, who uses advanced technology to wage a war against the oppressive governments of the world. The Angel and his followers use a combination of airships, submarines, and other advanced weapons to fight their enemies. Along the way, they must battle the forces of nature, as well as the forces of evil. The novel is set in the late 19th century, and is a classic example of the genre of scientific romance.
By George Griffith · First published 1906 · Genre: Science Fiction, Adventure, Romance · 49 chapters · 144,951 words
First lines
[A Tale of the Coming Terror.]
"VICTORY! It flies! I am master of the Powers of the Air at last!"
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- Work type: Novel
- Author: George Griffith
- Date: 1906 CE
- Language: English
- Genres: Science Fiction, Adventure, Romance, Fantasy
- Length: 144,951 words
- Structure: 49 chapters, 2,361 paragraphs
- Reading fit: Fairly Difficult (10th-12th Grade)
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- Science Fiction — The Angel of the Revolution is a science fiction novel set in the future, featuring a revolutionary group of airship pilots who use their advanced technology to fight against oppressive governments.
- Adventure — The novel follows the adventures of the airship pilots as they battle against their enemies and attempt to bring about a revolution.
- Romance — The novel also features a romantic subplot between two of the airship pilots, adding an element of romance to the story.
- Fantasy — The novel contains elements of fantasy, such as the airships and the futuristic technology used by the revolutionaries.
Tags
Science Fiction · air · air-ship · ariel · arnold · british · colston · day · destruction · earth · europe · eyes
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