William A. Palme
from Lone Star Planet
The New Texas Secretary of State. A frightened, nervous little man with the demeanor of a 'rabbit, twitching to take flight at the first whiff of danger.' Despite his timidity, he consumes large amounts of superbourbon. His fear stems from the dangerous political environment of New Texas, where his role makes him a potential target.
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About William A. Palme
William A. Palme is a supporting character in H. Beam Piper John J. McGuire's classic novel "Lone Star Planet" (1958). The New Texas Secretary of State. A frightened, nervous little man with the demeanor of a 'rabbit, twitching to take flight at the first whiff of danger.' Despite his timidity, he consumes large amounts of superbourbon. His fear stems from the dangerous political environment of New Texas, where his role makes him a potential target.
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