foto: Shaun Haxton @flickr
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Thomas "Rectangle" Winship Rectangle
"Zetetic Cosmogony; or, Conclusive Evidence That the World Is Not A Rotating-Revolving-Globe, but a Stationary Plane Circle" (1899)
"One Hundred Proofs the Earth is Not a Globe"
(1885)
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"The Earth a Plane"
(1906)
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"Is the Bible from Heaven? Is the Earth a Globe?"
(1893)
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"The Latest Discoveries in Astronomy: The Globe Theory of the Earth Refuted"
(1891)
Orlando Ferguson
"The Square World: Why People are Being Deceived on Astronomy and Religion, Hot Springs"
(1897)
"The Solid Vault of Heaven, Heaven and Earth"
(1958)
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Richard Jameson Morgan
"The Iron Republic"
(1902)
The Iron Republic is a flat-earth political fiction novella by Richard Jameson Morgan, first published as a serial in Florida Magazine from February 1902 (4.2) through November 1902 (5.5). The story is a narrative recounting of the Antarctic expedition of the Wanderer, a ship owned by the narrator, J. Edward "Ned" Barrington, disgraced American lawyer and politician, which is commanded by one Captain Brent with a crew of eight Americans, who discover a passage through the polar ice and thence a new civilisation beyond the south polar regions, this being the titular Iron Republic, a utopian colony established by a group of European settlers who had sought the New World but accidentally passed through Antarctica in 1698 that has since progressed into communism with some flourishes of high technology.
zdroj: Kook Science Research Hatch
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"Kings dethroned"
(1922)
"The Earth Stands Fast"
(1900)
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"Mysticism and Logic and Other Essays"
(1918)
"The Whig Interpretation of History"
(1931)
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"Origins of Modern Science"
(1949)
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"Blind Watchers of the Sky"
(1996)