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[[Graham, P. Anderson|Graham, P[eter] Anderson]]. ''The Collapse of Homo Sapiens''. London: Putnam, 1923. | [[Graham, P. Anderson|Graham, P[eter] Anderson]]. ''The Collapse of Homo Sapiens''. London: Putnam, 1923. | ||
| − | Cited as dystopian fiction by Sargent;[[http://www.clockworks2.org/wiki/index.php?title=Sargent,_Lyman_Tower._British_and_American_Utopian_Literature]] T. Corson notes "stealing of atomic secrets" by Africans and Asians and their "bombing the Anglo-Saxons back to the Stone Age." Assuming Corson and the fact-checkers of The Nation didn't err, see for an early reference to atomic warfare; see elsewhere in this section P. F. Nowlan's "Airlords of Han" and J. H. Sedberry's ''Under the Flag of the Cross''. (RDE, 10/11/01) | + | Cited as dystopian fiction by Sargent;[[http://www.clockworks2.org/wiki/index.php?title=Sargent,_Lyman_Tower._British_and_American_Utopian_Literature]] T. Corson notes "stealing of atomic secrets" by Africans and Asians and their "bombing the Anglo-Saxons back to the Stone Age." Assuming Corson and the fact-checkers of The Nation didn't err, see for an early reference to atomic warfare; see elsewhere in this section P. F. Nowlan's "Airlords of Han" and J. H. Sedberry's ''Under the Flag of the Cross''. (RDE, 10/11/01){{DEFAULTSORT:Collapse of Homo Sapiens, The}} |
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Graham, P[eter] Anderson. The Collapse of Homo Sapiens. London: Putnam, 1923.
Cited as dystopian fiction by Sargent;[[1]] T. Corson notes "stealing of atomic secrets" by Africans and Asians and their "bombing the Anglo-Saxons back to the Stone Age." Assuming Corson and the fact-checkers of The Nation didn't err, see for an early reference to atomic warfare; see elsewhere in this section P. F. Nowlan's "Airlords of Han" and J. H. Sedberry's Under the Flag of the Cross. (RDE, 10/11/01)
