Year first published: 1909<\/p>\n
First Edition: No<\/p>\n
Condition: Well-thumbed<\/p>\n
Pages: 337<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Four ancient cities were destroyed in the last Arab-Israeli nuclear exchange. But that was the Final War, for it was then that the Peacekeepers came into being. The brain-child of Harold Red Eagle, the first Native American to be appointed to the US Supreme Court, they were charged with preventing any nation on Earth from attacking any other nation.<\/p>\n
They should have been enough but now the fragile peace is threatened. A renegade terrorist has six nuclear bombs at his disposal, and the generals, in both the US and the Soviet Union, have realised that no more war means no more armies. And, with no armies, their positions are threatened.<\/p>\n
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