Mary Shelley — "Did God create man, merely in the end to become dead earth in the midst of healt…"
Did God create man, merely in the end to become dead earth in the midst of healthful vegetating nature?
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The Last Man, an existential question prompted by the desolation of a plague-ridden world.
Date: 1826
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