"Caesar's Column: A Story of the Twentieth Century" is a dystopian novel written by Ignatius Donnelly and first published in 1890. Set in a future society where the wealthy elite dominate and oppress the masses, the story follows the protagonist, Marcus, as he navigates the injustices and inequalities of this world. Marcus, a disillusioned aristocrat, becomes increasingly disillusioned with the corrupt and oppressive system. His journey leads him to discover a hidden civilization in the depths of Africa, where he witnesses a utopian society built on principles of equality and justice. As Marcus grapples with the stark contrast between these two worlds, he becomes determined to bring about change and overthrow the oppressive regime. Through vivid imagery and social commentary, "Caesar's Column" explores themes of social inequality, revolution, and the potential for societal transformation.