The Man Who Saw the Future

The Man Who Saw the Future is a science fiction short story by Edmond Hamilton, published in the 1930s. Set in the 15th century, it follows Henri Lothiere, an apothecary's assistant who is accused of sorcery after experiencing a time travel phenomenon that transports him to the year 1944. The story examines the conflict between enlightenment and ignorance, highlighting the tragic consequences of misunderstanding and the challenges of sharing advanced knowledge in a superstitious society.