A THOUSAND YEARS HENCE.
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CONTENTS.
| CHAPTER I.
Introductory and Quite Indispensable to All the Chapters That Follow. | |
| Page | |
| Of myself and my wife | 1 |
| My most particular intimates, White and Brown | 3 |
| Formation of the great S.S.U.D.S., and discussions on questions of the day | 5 |
| My additional intimates, Black, Yellowly, and Reed | 6 |
| Black, and science questions: Electricity and the Cross-Electric | 9 |
| Yellowly on social and political questions | 9 |
| On democracy and progress | 10 |
| On trade unions | 11 |
| On future amelioration of labour conditions | 12 |
| On social advance, and some present remediable defects | 14 |
| On some great lines of attainable progress | 15 |
| Reed, and religious questions | 17 |
| Reasonableness and common sense in religion | 17 |
| Righteousness and usefulness of life | 19 |
| Extreme views: Eternal hell | 19 |
| The Sunday question: Sabbath v. Lord's Day | 21 |
| "Answers to prayer" | 24 |
| The "praising" of God | 24 |
| Sensational religion | 25 |
| A popular revival preacher | 26 |
| The future of good but sceptical men | 27 |
