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Language: English
Published by Avon Books, 1982
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- Title
- The Fate of the Earth
- Author
- Schell, Jonathan
- Publisher
- Avon Books
- Publication year
- 1982
- Condition
- Good
- Binding
- Mass Market Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0380613255
- ISBN 13
- 9780380613250
- Item weight
- 5 ounces
- Dimensions
- 0x4x6
- Series
- Book 6 of 22: Stanford Nuclear Age
Describes the effects of a full-scale nuclear war, traces the history of the development of nuclear energy, and discusses what can be done to prevent self-extinction of humankind
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Review
" As always, Schell is interesting and ingenious and sometimes moving." -- "New Republic"
" This is a work of enormous force. . . . It compels us-- and compel is the right word-- to confront head-on the nuclear peril." -- "New York Times Book Review"
"As always, Schell is interesting and ingenious and sometimes moving."--"New Republic"
"This is a work of enormous force. . . . It compels us--and compel is the right word--to confront head-on the nuclear peril."--"New York Times Book Review"
This is a work of enormous force. . . . It compels usand compel is the right wordto confront head-on the nuclear peril. "New York Times Book Review""
As always, Schell is interesting and ingenious and sometimes moving. "New Republic""
" This is a work of enormous force. . . . It compels us-- and compel is the right word-- to confront head-on the nuclear peril." -- "New York Times Book Review"
"As always, Schell is interesting and ingenious and sometimes moving."--"New Republic"
"This is a work of enormous force. . . . It compels us--and compel is the right word--to confront head-on the nuclear peril."--"New York Times Book Review"
This is a work of enormous force. . . . It compels usand compel is the right wordto confront head-on the nuclear peril. "New York Times Book Review""
As always, Schell is interesting and ingenious and sometimes moving. "New Republic""
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