A Hundred Years by Post (Esprios Classics)

Were a former inhabitant of this country who had quitted the stage of life towards the close of last century to reappear in our midst he could not fail to be struck with the wonderful changes which have taken place in the aspect of things; in the methods of performing the tasks of daily life; and in the character of our social system generally. Nor is it too much to say that he would see himself surrounded by a world full of enchantment and that his senses of wonder and admiration would rival the feelings excited in youthful minds under the spell of books like Jules Verne's Journey to the Moon or the ever-entertaining stories of the Arabian Nights.