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You could summarize this story as action/adventure and still do it a disservice. This is about an agent dropped on an enemy planet with one goal: to disrupt, distract, and generally raise hell with the planetary administration in a textbook example of unconventional psychological warfare. Russell had a theory that one man can, with minimal support, completely discombobulate a planet to the point where its military effectiveness would be severely diminished. This book is his theory expressed as a novel.
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Originally published, New York , Bouregy, 1957; London , Dobson, 1958.
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January 21, 2019 | Edited by Dirk_P_Broer | Added new cover |
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