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The Reformer (Raj Whitehall #7)
One of the best writing teams in military science fiction presents a member of "The General" series about a philosopher who turns to a life of action.
Hardcover, 304 pages
Published
April 1st 1999
by Baen Books
(first published 1999)
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The human galactic federation is in ruins, and the worlds have devolved to various levels of barbarism. On the planet Bellevue, which is at about the early nineteenth century in development, a young officer named Raj Whitehall and his friend venture into the catacombs under the capital. There, they find an ancient battlecomputer named Center. With Center’s help, Raj must unite the planet and enable humanity to retake the stars. The story is at least somewhat based on that of the Byzatine general...more
This next world that needs work to get it ready for the new Federation is stuck in a stagnate cycle of empire and civil war, without the marching beat of technical advance.
Raj and the Center, this time working through a local thinker are shaking things up, getting the world moving forward.
This a Greek/Roman based world and military action story, where the introduction of gunpowder is the shaking things up...
Raj and the Center, this time working through a local thinker are shaking things up, getting the world moving forward.
This a Greek/Roman based world and military action story, where the introduction of gunpowder is the shaking things up...
Raj and Center (from the first five books in the series) are working in a Punic War setting rapidly ratcheting combatants up to 17th century military technology. The Tyrant appears to be the sequel.
The first chapter is terrible. I'm putting it down, maybe I'll pick it up and maybe I won't...
After a terrible first few chapters it picks back up. It's pretty weak overall but it's not awful.
After a terrible first few chapters it picks back up. It's pretty weak overall but it's not awful.
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Stephen Michael Stirling is a French-born Canadian-American science fiction and fantasy author. Stirling is probably best known for his Draka series of alternate history novels and the more recent time travel/alternate history Nantucket series and Emberverse series.
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