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The Man Who Sold The Moon

by Robert A. Heinlein

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Earliest known edition
1950
Selected edition
paperback
Pages in this edition
320
English editions
19 ↗
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March 1, 2000 · Baen · eng

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Catalogued editions of The Man Who Sold The Moon
EditionPublicationFormatPagesSource
The Man Who Sold The MoonSelectedMarch 1, 2000paperback320Open Library ↗
The Man Who Sold the MoonMarch 1, 1987paperback320Open Library ↗
Man Who Sold the MoonDecember 1989paperback—Open Library ↗
The Man Who Sold the MoonApril 1999hardcover—Open Library ↗
The man who sold the moon1953unknown290Open Library ↗
The man who sold the moon1951unknown159Open Library ↗
The Man Who Sold the Moonby Robert Heinlein.April 1971unknown240Open Library ↗
The man who sold the moon.1955unknown238Open Library ↗
The man who sold the moonBy Robert A. Heinlein ; introduction by John W. Campbell, Jr.1950unknown288Open Library ↗
The man who sold the moon.1953unknown256Open Library ↗
The man who sold the moonIntrod. by John W. Campbell, Jr.1951unknown288Open Library ↗
The man who sold the moonIntrod. by John W. Campbell, Jr.1953unknown288Open Library ↗
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/tags/OL179TAmerican Science fictionFiction, science fiction, generalFrançais (langue)Lectures et morceaux choisisScience-fictionRomanLong Now Manual for Civilization

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