The Glory That Was

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The Glory That Was is a science fiction novel by L. Sprague de Camp that explores time travel and ancient civilizations through a satirical, adventure-driven narrative.

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instanceOf science fiction novel
author L. Sprague de Camp NERFINISHED
authorNationality American
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
depicts ancient Greek culture
classical antiquity
exploresConcept authoritarianism
cultural relativism
idealization of the past
identity
featuresElement adventure
alternate history
humor
firstPublicationYear 1960
genre satirical fiction
science fiction
time travel fiction
hasCoverArtist Ed Emshwiller NERFINISHED
hasForm novel-length work
hasMotif clash of cultures
reconstruction of the past
tourism in time
hasProtagonist Kleon NERFINISHED
Warren NERFINISHED
hasStructure single-volume narrative
hasSubgenre comic science fiction
social science fiction
hasTargetAudience adult readers
hasTheme ancient civilizations
cultural criticism
political commentary
satire
time travel
language English
literaryPeriod 20th-century American science fiction
mediaType print
narrativeForm novel
narrativeTone adventurous
satirical
originalLanguage English
partOfAuthorOeuvre works of L. Sprague de Camp
publisher Doubleday
setting future United States
recreated ancient Greece
timeTravelType technological time travel
workOf L. Sprague de Camp NERFINISHED

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L. Sprague de Camp notableWork The Glory That Was