โ Scribed by H. Beam Piper
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Reach into the distant past and discover the fascinating origins of the advanced technology that allows future Earth inhabitants to journey between parallel universes at their whim. This entry in H. Beam Piper's popular Paratime series homes in on the Martian colonists who visited Earth hundreds of thousands of years ago.
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