The American experience in historical perspective
By: edited by Shlomo Slonim.
Contributors: Slonim, Shlomo
Publisher: Turtledove Pub.
Published: 1979
Place of publication: Ramat Gan
Language: eng
Number of pages: 313
Subjects: United States -- Politics and government -- Congresses
Description: "Caesar and his followers have escaped the clutches of man, fighting their way across the Golden Gate Bridge and taking refuge in the vast redwood forest known as Muir Woods. There they hope to establish a home, far from the humans who so horribly abused them. But mankind has far worse things to worry about. The 'Simian Flu' has begun to strike down unsuspecting innocents throughout San Francisco. What began as isolated cases quickly becomes a full-on epidemic. There are those who blame the apes, and would seek to take revenge, while others hunt Caesar and his troop for their own insidious reasons"--Page [4] of cover.
Notes: "Conference in Honor of the Bicentennial of American Independence sponsored by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem."