The Isle of Pines (1668)

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Set in the 17th century, this work presents a unique utopian vision through the lens of a fictional island. The narrative explores themes of colonization, gender roles, and societal structure, depicting a community where men and women coexist in harmony. The protagonist's journey reveals a critique of contemporary societal norms, offering insights into the possibilities of a more egalitarian society. This reproduction captures the essence of Neville's thought-provoking ideas and reflects the era's philosophical debates.