Chapter

 1 II    |       of the Gun Club at No. 21 Union Square. All the members
 2 II    |        which compose this Great Union.”~“Three cheers for the
 3 X     |        in all the States of the Union who protested against the
 4 XI    |       limits of the soil of the Union. Now, by good fortune, certain
 5 XI    |      both incorporated into the Union in 1845?”~“Undoubtedly,”
 6 XII   |        The observatories of the Union placed themselves in immediate
 7 XII   |         principal cities of the Union, with a central office at
 8 XII   |      the different towns of the Union. With such a balance the
 9 XIV   |         the great cities of the Union. Everything was placed under
10 XVI   | satellite, to the Gun Club, the Union, the Moon, Diana, Phoebe,
11 XVIII |       the several States of the Union. Barbicane, had, therefore,
12 XXII  |         from all corners of the Union harassed him without cessation
13 XXIV  |        within the limits of the Union. All the necessary apparatus
14 XXVIII|        the United States of the Union, and thence, darting across
15 III   |      three friends drank to the union of the earth and her satellite.~
16 VII   |        thirty-nine stars of the Union!” said Michel, “I have nothing
17 VII   |         a fortieth State to the Union; to colonize the lunar regions;
18 XXI   |      easy with the heart of the Union. And in less than two days
19 XXI   |         different States of the Union had heard the great catastrophe;
20 XXII  |        by the Government of the Union, five long days (five centuries!)
21 XXIII |    shores, would they leave the Union without having seen Barbicane,
22 XXIII |      all the inhabitants of the Union could directly take part
23 XXIII |         through the east of the Union, Pennsylvania, Connecticut,