1900; Or, The Last President

Set against a politically tumultuous New York City, the narrative follows a political outsider's election as President amidst rising mob violence and protests targeting the wealthy. Ingersoll Lockwood critiques the socialist and collectivist ideologies of his time, highlighting the perils of mob mentality. This lesser-known political satire from the late 19th century gained renewed interest following Donald Trump's 2016 election, showcasing its enduring relevance in discussions of political dynamics and social unrest.