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¡°The Yillian Way¡± is a science fiction novel published in 1962 by Keith Laumer that describes diplomatic interactions between the Earth diplomatic corps and the Yill race.
The work emphasizes the subtle tension between the two cultures and the misunderstanding of different etiquette. In particular, Yill's gestures and etiquette seem unfamiliar and confusing to Earth diplomats.
The story explores diplomatic subtleties and cultural differences, illuminating the complex interactions between Earth and Yill through Retief's perspective.


Summary
The ceremonious protocol of the Yills was impressive, colorful?and, in the long run, deadly!

James Retief is the Vice-Consul and Third Secretary of the Earth Diplomatic Corps, arriving with an ambassador and high-ranking diplomats guided by the Yill race. They wait in an empty welcoming area and observe the customs and rituals of the Yill people. Yills show a unique way of greeting each other by blocking each other's path. Retief questions Ambassador Spradley's peaceful approach, but the Ambassador dismisses him as someone who should learn the subtleties of diplomacy... .
The Ambassador is prepared to give up half of the Sirenian system to negotiate territory with Yill, but Retif insists that Earth takes priority...

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Contents
CHAPTER I. Jame Retief, vice-consul and third secretary
CHAPTER II. The shrill pipes and whining reeds had been warming up
CHAPTER III. Retief leaned back, grateful for the lull in the music
CHAPTER IV. Retief turned at the touch on his shoulder