Chapter 10—One Enemy v. Twenty-Five Millions of Friends

Jules Verne: Complete Works 1372 words 2020-03-19 13:05:59

Chapter 10—One Enemy v. Twenty-Five Millions of Friends The American public took a lively interest in the smallest details of the enterprise of the Gun Club. It followed day by day the discussion of the committee. The most simple preparations for the great experiment, the questions of figures which it involved, the mechanical difficulties to be resolved—in one word, the entire plan of work—roused the popular excitement to the highest pitch. The purely scientific attraction was suddenly intensified by the following incident: We have seen what legions of admirers and friends Barbicane’s project had rallied round its author. There was, however, one single individual alone in all the States of the Union who protested against the attempt of the Gun Club. He attacked it furiously on every opport……

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