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Commonweal Electricity [Russian Edition]

By: Pavel Kornev
Narrated by: Maksim Suslov
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"Sijatel'nyj" - fantasticheskij roman Pavla Korneva, pervaja kniga iz cikla "Vseblagoe jelektrichestvo". V jetom mire srednie veka byli ne tjomnymi, a krovavymi. V jetom mire ljudi vsjakij raz zamirali ot uzhasa, kogda nebosvod zatmevali kryl'ja padshih. V jetom mire nauka vernula chelovechestvu svobodu, i ot okeana do okeana raskinulas' Vtoraja Imperija, imperija ljudej. Vody morej borozdjat boevye parohody, na zapasnyh putjah zhdut svoego chasa bronepoezda, a v nebesah parjat armejskie dirizhabli, no vsjo zhe ravnovesie visit bukval'no na voloske. Jepoha Para uhodit, jera Vseblagogo Jelektrichestva tol'ko-tol'ko berjot razbeg, pojetomu dazhe samaja malost' sposobna nizvergnut' mir v puchinu haosa.

Please note: This audiobook is in Russian.

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