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File:Enemies (1979) poster.jpg

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Description: Front cover of Richard Harris's Enemies (1979), used to identify the novel; the scan is cataloged as the 1980 Ballantine paperback. The novel is copyright 1979 and was first published by Richard Marek Publishers; the scan is Ballantine's paperback, published by arrangement with Marek, whose cover is shown. Source URL: https://archive.org/download/enemiesharr00harr/page/cover_w1600.jpg Source publisher: Ballantine Books; scan of the Ballantine Books edition hosted by the Internet Archive Retrieved: 2026-10-02 License or editorial purpose: Non-free cover art reproduced to identify the novel and support commentary on it (editorial identification fair use). Modifications: Resized. 2728 x 4581 px JPEG, downscaled from the 2768 x 4649 px original served by the Internet Archive BookReader's cover endpoint (cover_w1600, which redirects to the full-size cover) to fit MediaWiki's 12,500,000-pixel limit (Lanczos, JPEG quality 92); not cropped; not upscaled. Related page: Enemies (1979)

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current16:34, 2 October 2026Thumbnail for version as of 16:34, 2 October 20262,728 × 4,581 (1.27 MB)Maintenance script (talk | contribs)== Summary == Description: Front cover of Richard Harris's ''Enemies'' (1979), used to identify the novel; the scan is cataloged as the 1980 Ballantine paperback. The novel is copyright 1979 and was first published by Richard Marek Publishers; the scan is Ballantine's paperback, published by arrangement with Marek, whose cover is shown. Source URL: https://archive.org/download/enemiesharr00harr/page/cover_w1600.jpg Source publisher: Ballantine Books; scan of the Ballantine Books edition hoste...

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