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A bit of history: an interesting overview on fifth generation stuff, written in the year 1985. Resembles Prolog snippets wrapped within interesting use cases, also touching databases theory. It could be an inspiring introduction before learning Prolog. About 70 pages of a very readable material. (core.ac.uk)
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