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The Breeds of Man
| Author: | F. M. Busby |
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Bantam Spectra, 1988 |
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| Book Type: | Novel |
| Genre: | Science-Fiction |
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Synopsis
The Mark Twos were a breed apart, similar to other humans in every way but one: a survival adaptation different from any seen before. When it was discovered how remarkable that adaptation was, the implications were staggering...Because in a world where fear and suspicion reigned, where disease limited population growth, and where survival of the human race depended on a cure for that disease, the Mark Twos were the answer: not a cure, but a new kind of humanity.
Here is the extraordinary story of Humanity Mark Two's struggle for survival in the fearful, suspicious world. With vivid, fast-moving prose, F.M. Busby unfolds the adventure of Humanity's confrontation with its own startling future
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