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   rellim113@hotmail.com (Bob Martin) writes:   
      
   >>     Read it again - the book specifically noted that they built (and   
   >> later used) a backup catapult, with its own fusion plant, concealed to   
   >> avoid bombing by the UN forces. And that the secret weapon remained a   
   >> secret long after the war ended.   
   >   
   > Which book was this?  I've read Starship Troopers and I'm trying to   
   > figure out which of his other ones would be good/similar to that one.   
      
   "The Moon is a Harsh Mistress." However, it is not "similar" to   
   "Starship Troopers;" it is basically a re-telling of the American   
   Revolution (with elements of early Australia), set in the context   
   of Luna as a penal colony whose residents (both convict and free)   
   were being ruthlessly exploited by the federated terran governments.   
      
      
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