About “The Consolidator”
The Consolidator is a work that uses the lunar world to satirize England's political and economic abuses and to anticipate scientific inventions. It presents lengthy descriptions of the Moon, claiming the information was gathered during the narrator's sojourn in China, where Chinese innovation is attributed to the writings of Mira-cho-cho-lasmo, an ancient visitor from the Moon.
Book details
- Published
- 1705
- Latest edition
- 1705 · ISBN 9781595406200
- ISBN
- 9781595406200
Frequently asked questions
How many pages is The Consolidator?
The Consolidator by Daniel Defoe has 228 pages.
