When men hunted each other to eat, there could be no trust,… - S. M. Stirling

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When men hunted each other to eat, there could be no trust, and trust was what let even the wildest men work together.

S. M. Stirling

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Stephen Michael Stirling (born 30 September 1953) is a Canadian-American science fiction and fantasy author. His novels often describe military situations and militaristic cultures.

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When men hunted each other to eat, there could be no trust, and trust was what let even the wildest men work together. - S. M. Stirling

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