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Through the Sun in an Airship.

MASTIN, John (1865-1932).

London: Charles Griffin, n.d. [1909]. FIRST EDITION, First Issue. Octavo, pp.vii, 317 [3]. In publisher's light blue cloth with gilt titles to spine and upper board. Spine sunned, with some light shelf-wear. Good overall. An unusual case of a clergyman getting involved with Science Fiction. This is the follow-up to 'The Stolen Planet' (1906), in which a descendant of Jervis Meredith tours more undiscovered planets in the Solar System. Item #46511

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