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Homegoing by Frederick Pohl (1989, Hardcover)

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Homegoing by Frederik Pohl (1989, Hardcover). Condition is "Very Good". Shipped with USPS Media Mail. Del Rey books 1989 hardcover edition with dust jacket. Super clean bright text. Tight binding. Bright unmarked boards. No markings inside and no bent pages. Cover in great shape. Dust jacket has edge rubbing, small taped tares, and edge chipping. Nice copy though. From award-winning author, Frederik Pohl. Thank you for looking!

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Product Identifiers

PublisherRandom House Publishing Group

ISBN-100345339754

ISBN-139780345339751

eBay Product ID (ePID)2005883

Product Key Features

Publication Year1989

TopicScience Fiction / General

Book TitleHomegoing

LanguageEnglish

GenreNon-Classifiable, Fiction

AuthorFrederick Pohl

FormatHardcover

Dimensions

Item Weight20 oz

Additional Product Features

Intended AudienceTrade

LCCN88-007413

Dewey Edition20

Dewey Decimal813/.54

Table Of ContentIntroduction; 1. 'Childhood in a new country': the early years, 18571884; 2. 'The sistership of womanhood': an international feminist 18841905; 3. 'Suffragizing the labour movement': working for the W.T.U.L. 19061910; 4. 'Not mere philanthropy': editing Life and Labor 19111915; 5. 'The Trade Union Woman': feminism and industrial legislation 19151920; 6. 'Tapping the untouched possibilities': educating women for industrial democracy 19201926; 7. 'Letters and a common past': the numbing defeat of old age 19271943; Epilogue.

SynopsisSandy Washington was a pretty normal guy. The only unusual thing about him was that Sandy had been raised by aliens on their spaceship. The Hakh'hli had done everything they could to give Sandy an Earth-type boyhood. Now, finally, the Hakh'hli were bringing Sandy home to Earth. And while they were at it, they intended to give humanity some extraordinary gifts. The Hakh'hli seemed to have Sandy's -- and humanity's -- best interests at heart. But the people of Earth weren't so sure . . .

LC Classification NumberPS3566.O36H6 1989