Erewhon; Or, Over the Range
Butler
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I have been held by some whose opinions I respect to have denied men’s responsibility for their actions.
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- PREFACE TO SECOND EDITIONSample
- PREFACE TO THE REVISED EDITION
- Chapter I. WASTE LANDS
- Chapter II. IN THE WOOL-SHED
- Chapter III. UP THE RIVER
- Chapter IV. THE SADDLE
- Chapter V. THE RIVER AND THE RANGE
- Chapter VI. INTO EREWHON
- Chapter VII. FIRST IMPRESSIONS
- Chapter VIII. IN PRISON
- Chapter IX. TO THE METROPOLIS
- Chapter X. CURRENT OPINIONS
- Chapter XI. SOME EREWHONIAN TRIALS
- Chapter XII. MALCONTENTS
- Chapter XIII. THE VIEWS OF THE EREWHONIANS CONCERNING DEATH
- Chapter XIV. MAHAINA
- Chapter XV. THE MUSICAL BANKS
- Chapter XVI. AROWHENA
- Chapter XVII. YDGRUN AND THE YDGRUNITES
- Chapter XVIII. BIRTH FORMULAE
- Chapter XIX. THE WORLD OF THE UNBORN
- Chapter XX. WHAT THEY MEAN BY IT
- Chapter XXI. THE COLLEGES OF UNREASON
- Chapter XXII. THE COLLEGES OF UNREASON—Continued
- Chapter XXIII. THE BOOK OF THE MACHINES
- Chapter XXIV. THE MACHINES—continued
- Chapter XXV. THE MACHINES—concluded
- Chapter XXVI. THE VIEWS OF AN EREWHONIAN PROPHET CONCERNING THE RIGHTS OF ANIMALS
- Chapter XXVII. THE VIEWS OF AN EREWHONIAN PHILOSOPHER CONCERNING THE RIGHTS OF VEGETABLES
- Chapter XXVIII. ESCAPE
- Chapter XXIX. CONCLUSION
- Footnotes