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John Edward Quinlan, a commissioned land surveyor in the British West Indies, provides us a glimpse into the flat Earth/globular Earth conversation that took place more than a century ago in his short pamphlet, “The Earth a Plane”. Mr. Quinlan’s straightforward and no-nonsense writing style illustrates the practicality of the flat earth model discussing the east-west navigation by sailing ships using a compass, and how such voyages would be impossible on a globe. He even calls out for the defenders of a spherical earth to demonstrate how a compass could work on a globe model – and to this day it has not been proven to be a possibility. Read by Eric Dubay.
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READ The Book HERE! - archive.org/stream/john_quinlan-the_earth_a_plane/john_quinlan-the_earth_a_plane_djvu.txt
Kai Engel YouTube Original Music Source - youtube.com/watch?v=a0TfWSxpwA8
John Edward Quinlan, a commissioned land surveyor in the British West Indies, provides us a glimpse into the flat Earth/globular Earth conversation that took place more than a century ago in his short pamphlet, “The Earth a Plane”. Mr. Quinlan’s straightforward and no-nonsense writing style illustrates the practicality of the flat earth model discussing the east-west navigation by sailing ships using a compass, and how such voyages would be impossible on a globe. He even calls out for the defenders of a spherical earth to demonstrate how a compass could work on a globe model – and to this day it has not been proven to be a possibility. Read by Eric Dubay.
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READ The Book HERE! - archive.org/stream/john_quinlan-the_earth_a_plane/john_quinlan-the_earth_a_plane_djvu.txt
Kai Engel YouTube Original Music Source - youtube.com/watch?v=a0TfWSxpwA8
