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The son of the Brigadier and Mariatu was not named in the novel, but the name appears in the early draft of ''[[The Also People]]''. ([[REF]]: ''[[A History of the Universe]]'', ''[[AHistory]]'') | The son of the Brigadier and Mariatu was not named in the novel, but the name appears in the early draft of ''[[The Also People]]''. ([[REF]]: ''[[A History of the Universe]]'', ''[[AHistory]]'') | ||
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Conjecture or not, wouldn't he still be a Lethbridge-Stewart? Why is that not in the title?
Talk about it here.
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Mariama was the son of Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart and Mariatu. He was born in Sierra Leone, and as a boy returned to his mother's village with her a year after the country gained independence. The fair-skinned, green-eyed boy grew up and became a soldier. He had a son, who also became a soldier, and a daughter, Kadiatu Lethbridge-Stewart, who became a historian. (PROSE: Transit)
Behind the scenes
The son of the Brigadier and Mariatu was not named in the novel, but the name appears in the early draft of The Also People. (REF: A History of the Universe, AHistory)
