A Revolution in the Science of Cosmology: The Keystone to the Arch of Science
Self-published work written by a curious Kansan looking to explain the origins of the universe. Campbell was a teacher, lawyer, judge and Kansas...
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Self-published work written by a curious Kansan looking to explain the origins of the universe. Campbell was a teacher, lawyer, judge and Kansas state senator, born in Yates County, New York. Campbell's book was expanded in a subsequent edition published in 1902. Inexplicably, this latter edition was reprinted by Sampson, Low & Co., in London where sales were anemic. A sarcastic reviewer in The Westminster Review (1902) is derisive of Campbell's work, such as its "tramp comets" and narration of self-preserving mammoths spontaneously forming a pyramid, as each sought to seek higher elevation, the strong climbing on the backs of the weak, before all perished in a flood. "It must have been a touching spectacle, this leap-frog game of mammoths extending over thousands of miles."
- Format:Hardcover
- Pages:157 pages
- Publication:1900
- Publisher:Oswego Kansas
- Edition:1st edition
- Language:eng
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- kindle Asin:B0DM25P1ZD
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