When the Cities Ended
The Long Tomorrow
By Leigh Brackett
26 Oct, 2014
Because My Tears Are Delicious To You
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The great war between the American-led allies and their enemies killed untold millions as cities burned across the planet. In the aftermath, victorious America resolved that the means to preventing another nuclear war was to prevent great concentrations of people. Accordingly, the 30th Amendment forbids communities of more than a thousand people and limits density to no more than two hundred buildings to the square mile.