Subtitled "A Romance of Many Dimensions," for 10 points, name this book by Edwin Abbott narrated by A. Square.
On the eve of the second millennium, the narrator's unnamed wife asserts that "Feeling is believing" when a mysterious stranger enters their home. Pantocyclus defeats a rebellion led by Chromatistes in its chapter "Of the Suppression of the Chromatic Sedition," and the narrator calls fog "the Nurse of arts, and the parent of sciences" in its sixth chapter, "Of Recognition by Sight." In this book, women must warn of their presence by issuing a "peace-cry," and after the Grand Council passes a law targeting those who claim to receive "revelations from another World," the narrator is arrested for propounding the doctrine of "Upward, not Northward." The narrator has a vision of a Point which believes itself to be the entire universe after talking to a Sphere. Subtitled "A Romance of Many Dimensions," for 10 points, name this book by Edwin Abbott narrated by A. Square.
On the eve of the second millennium, the narrator's unnamed wife asserts that "Feeling is believing" when a mysterious stranger enters their home.
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