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Tom Swift and His Electric Rifle
Book • 1911
In this book, Tom Swift invents an electric rifle and a new airship called the Black Hawk.
He embarks on an African safari with a big game hunter and his friends, where they encounter various adventures, including rescuing missionaries held captive by savage tribes.
The electric rifle is a central invention, capable of firing bolts of electricity and adjustable in range and intensity.
The story is notable for its depiction of early 20th-century attitudes and inventions, although it contains racist content that is now considered offensive.
He embarks on an African safari with a big game hunter and his friends, where they encounter various adventures, including rescuing missionaries held captive by savage tribes.
The electric rifle is a central invention, capable of firing bolts of electricity and adjustable in range and intensity.
The story is notable for its depiction of early 20th-century attitudes and inventions, although it contains racist content that is now considered offensive.
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