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Beginnings by David Weber, Charles E. Gannon · Booklabria

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David Weber, Charles E. Gannon
Beginnings

Science FictionAmerican Science fiction

Beginnings

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Part ofHonorverse8 books in the catalogue

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First published: 2013
Editions: 4 in 2 languages
Series: Honorverse

Synopsis

A collection of tales set in the Honor Harrington universe includes contributions by Timothy Zahn, Charles E. Gannon, and Joelle Presby and is complemented by a new novella by David Weber featuring a young Manticoran Royal Navy commander.

Subjects: Science Fiction
American Science fiction
Women soldiers
Characters: Honor Harrington

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4 in 2 languages

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English3 German1

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