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"6+" is a science fiction short story written by Harry Turtledove. It was originally published in Analog Magazine in September, 1987 and later incorporated into Earthgrip as the section entitled "The G'Bur". The story is of the first trading mission to an alien planet by Jennifer Logan, a professor of literature who specializes in science fiction of the twentieth century. Logan is inspired to resolve a conflict between warring primitive tribes by the Robert A. Heinlein novella "The Man Who Sold The Moon".

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rdf:type	Short Story
rdfs:label	6+
rdfs:comment	"6+" is a science fiction short story written by Harry Turtledove. It was originally published in Analog Magazine in September, 1987 and later incorporated into Earthgrip as the section entitled "The G'Bur". The story is of the first trading mission to an alien planet by Jennifer Logan, a professor of literature who specializes in science fiction of the twentieth century. Logan is inspired to resolve a conflict between warring primitive tribes by the Robert A. Heinlein novella "The Man Who Sold The Moon".
dcterms:subject	Short Stories First Published in Analog Science Fiction 1987 Works Earthgrip Works Set on Other Planets Works Set in the 3rd Millennium
Collected	Earthgrip
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pub date	September, 1987
First Appearance	Analog Magazine
ImageSize	180(xsd:integer)
Author	Harry Turtledove
Followed By	"Nothing in the Nighttime"
abstract	"6+" is a science fiction short story written by Harry Turtledove. It was originally published in Analog Magazine in September, 1987 and later incorporated into Earthgrip as the section entitled "The G'Bur". The story is of the first trading mission to an alien planet by Jennifer Logan, a professor of literature who specializes in science fiction of the twentieth century. Logan is inspired to resolve a conflict between warring primitive tribes by the Robert A. Heinlein novella "The Man Who Sold The Moon".

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