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The spoils of war by Alan Dean Foster · Booklabria

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The spoils of war

Human behaviorHuman behavior in fiction

The spoils of war

Name: The spoils of war
Author: Alan Dean Foster

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The DamnedBook 3 of 3

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First published: 1993
Language: English
Editions: 4
Series: The Damned, 3

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After hundreds of years of battle, the alien alliance known as the Weave, and their human allies succeed in repelling the assaults of the Amplitur, but they face an unexpected threat from within their own ranks.

Subjects: Human behavior
Human behavior in fiction

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