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An Adventure: A True Story About Time Travel by Eleanor F. Jourdain and C. A. E. Moberly is a fascinating and controversial account of an alleged time slip experienced by the authors at the Palace of Versailles in 1901. While exploring the Petit Trianon, they claimed to have seen ghostly figures, including what they believed to be Marie Antoinette and other 18th-century individuals. Their experiences, later detailed in this book, have been widely debated as a case of time travel, paranormal activity, or psychological phenomena.Blending historical research with firsthand testimony, An Adventure has intrigued readers for over a century, sparking discussions about the nature of time, perception, and the possibility of supernatural occurrences. Whether viewed as a true paranormal event or a product of vivid imagination, the book remains an essential read for enthusiasts of ghost stories, historical mysteries, and time-slip theories. Its enduring appeal lies in its eerie atmosphere, detailed descriptions, and the unresolved nature of the encounter.