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   Final Encyclopedia (Vol 2), The, by Gordon R. Dickson  
 
  Novel, first publication in 1997
 
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  Originally published as one hardcover volume, this book forms the second half of the seventh book in the Childe Cycle series, following the far-future history of humanity as it splinters into three distinct cultures.

The Childe Cycle, also known as the Dorsai series, is Gordon R. Dickson's future history of humankind and its ultimate destiny. Now one of its central novels return to print in a two-volume corrected edition.

In The Final Encyclopedia the human race is split into three Splinter cultures: the Friendlies, fanatic in their faith; the truth-seeking Exotics; and the warrior Dorsai. But now humanity is threatened by the power-hungry Others, whose triumph would end all human progress.

Raised to a destiny as humanity's champion, Hal Mayne must journey deep within his soul to gather the strength he needs to face his ultimate opponent: Bleys Ahrens, the shadowy, powerful leader of the Others. On Hal's success depends nothing less than the future of the human race...

A towering landmark of future history, The Final Encyclopedia is a novel every SF fan needs to own.

 
 
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  • Childe Cycle - Dorsai (#11)

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