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<<OK. After all the recent babbling about Asimov, Hari Seldon, psychohistory
and the Foundation series, I went and bought _Prelude to Foundation_ and
_Foundation_.>>
The original trilogy was Foundation, Foundation and Empire, and Second
Foundation. It's easy to accidentally read them in the wrong order. Prelude
was written later.
Richard Brodie
www.memecentral.com
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