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The lost continent : a tale of the lost continent

The Lost Continent is one of the least-known of Burroughs' thrilling science-fiction tales. In the year 2137, civilization has been in decline for nearly two centuries, and war-torn Europe is but a distant memory to the inhabitants of the isolated United States. But an American adventurer rediscovers the Old World, which has become a strange and savage land.

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  • "Project Gutenberg etext, The lost continent"
  • "Project Gutenberg presents The lost continent"
  • "Beyond thirty"@en

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  • "The Lost Continent is one of the least-known of Burroughs' thrilling science-fiction tales. In the year 2137, civilization has been in decline for nearly two centuries, and war-torn Europe is but a distant memory to the inhabitants of the isolated United States. But an American adventurer rediscovers the Old World, which has become a strange and savage land."@en
  • "The year is 2137, over 160 years ago the "Great War" was fought in Europe. The Western Hemisphere stayed out of the conflict, as much as possible, using the slogan: "The East for the East ... The West for the West." For all this time the USA did not go past 30 degrees or 175 degrees latitude. Until the aero-submarine, "Coldwater" in command of Lieutenant Jefferson Turck is blown past the 30 in a raging storm. Damaged, the ship landed in Europe only to find that it was not the enemy that was expected but something entirely different. Originally published in 1915 as "Beyond 30.""
  • "The year is 2137, over 160 years ago the "Great War" was fought in Europe. The Western Hemisphere stayed out of the conflict, as much as possible, using the slogan: "The East for the East ... The West for the West." For all this time the USA did not go past 30 degrees or 175 degrees latitude. Until the aero-submarine, "Coldwater" in command of Lieutenant Jefferson Turck is blown past the 30 in a raging storm. Damaged, the ship landed in Europe only to find that it was not the enemy that was expected but something entirely different. Originally published in 1915 as "Beyond 30.""@en

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  • "Adventure fiction"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Apocalyptic fiction"@en
  • "Comic books, strips, etc"
  • "Comic books, strips, etc"@en
  • "Graphic novels"
  • "Electronic books"
  • "Electronic books"@en
  • "Science fiction"
  • "Science fiction"@en
  • "Fantasy fiction"@en

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  • "The lost continent : a tale of the lost continent"@en
  • "Ushinawareta tairiku"
  • "Ushinawareta tairiku"@ja
  • "The Lost continent"@en
  • "The Lost Continent"@en
  • "The lost continent"@en
  • "The lost continent"
  • "失われた大陸"

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