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From: norman@batcomputer.TN.CORNELL.EDU (Norman Ramsey)
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Subject: Re: review, Frederik Pohl's "The Merchants' War"
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Date: Fri, 7-Mar-86 11:47:15 EST
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In article <220@msudoc.UUCP> ctj@msudoc.UUCP (Chris Johnson) writes:
>Frederik Pohl's "The Merchants' War"
>
>Blurb:  Great advertising agencies still dominate the world and control
>all governments and every aspect of human behavior.  When a handful of

Would someone knowledgable care to comment on the relationship between this
work and Pohl and Kornbluth's classic _The_Space_Merchants_?

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Norman Ramsey     norman@tcgould.tn.cornell.edu       Pianist at Large