Cadwal Chronicles Series by Jack Vance

4.00 · 32 ratings
  • Araminta Station (Cadwal Chronicles #1)
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    Araminta Station (Cadwal Chronicles #1)

    Jack Vance

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 12 ratings · published 1987

    Essef - Travel out along the galaxy's Perseid Arm. Branch off to follow the ten thousand stars of Mircea's Wisp. Eventually you will come to the Purple Rose System - three stars, Lorca, Sing and Syrene, that seem about to drift away into the void. Three planets circle Syrene. On one, Cadwal, there is Life. Long ago the Naturalist Society of Earth had listed Cadwal as a natural preserve... more

  • Ecce and Old Earth (Cadwal Chronicles #2)
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    Ecce and Old Earth (Cadwal Chronicles #2)

    Jack Vance

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 10 ratings · published 1991

    The planet Cadwal has an ecosystem unique in the human-explored galaxy; a thousand years past it was set aside as a natural preserve, protected by law and covenant against colonization and exploitation.But now the elite Conservator culture that has developed on Cadwal is facing a conspiracy of humans and aliens to open the planet, and its rich resources, to full commercial use... more

  • Throy (Cadwal Chronicles #3)
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    Throy (Cadwal Chronicles #3)

    Jack Vance

    Rated: 3.88 of 5 stars
    · 8 ratings · published 1992

    In the conclusion of the Cadwal Chronicles, the convoluted plots and politics that have swirled around the House of Clattuc and the Conservancy of Cadwal are beginning to unravel. But what remains for Glawen Clattuc to discover could bring down a dozen powerful families on as many worlds. Vance has won multiple Hugo and Nebula awards for his work.

  • The Cadwal Chronicles (Cadwal Chronicles #1-3)
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    The Cadwal Chronicles (Cadwal Chronicles #1-3)

    Jack Vance

    Rated: 4.50 of 5 stars
    · 2 ratings · published 2012

    "For centuries the breathtakingly beautiful planet Cadwal has been held in trust by a centuries-old Charter of Conservancy, created by the now-defunct Naturalist Society on Old Earth.Over time, restrictions on population expansion written into the Charter have become irksome to some who live on Cadwal—those who would take the unexploited wealth of Cadwal for themselves, also those forced to leave the planet to keep population in check... more

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