The Legion of Space
by Jack Williamson
Publisher: Gerard Arthus 1950
Number of pages: 164
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This is Jack Williamson's early 'space opera' science fiction tale, first serialized in Astounding Stories in 1934, and published in book form by Fantasy Press in 1947. 'Galaxy Science Fiction Novels' were published for distribution to newsstands.
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