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Elizabeth D. Samet

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March 25, 2013
Elizabeth D. Samet
Bureaucratic Warriors
Is Foreign Policy Any Different When It's Crafted by Veterans?
July 6, 2011
Elizabeth D. Samet
Happy Birthday, ‘Catch-22’: Reading the Novel in a Time of War
June 11, 2011
Elizabeth D. Samet
Our Troops Abroad: What Does a Soldier Need to Read?
February 22, 2011
Elizabeth D. Samet
From Library Records to iTunes
December 31, 2010
Elizabeth D. Samet
Military Metamorphoses
November 8, 2010
Elizabeth D. Samet
Sherlock Holmes, the Superhero
September 27, 2010
Elizabeth D. Samet
Why Are Athletes and Soldiers So Superstitious?
September 6, 2010
Elizabeth D. Samet
Edith Wharton’s War
September 6, 2010
Elizabeth D. Samet
Edith Wharton’s War
July 19, 2010
Elizabeth D. Samet
Homecoming
March 16, 2010
Elizabeth D. Samet
Man of Letters
December 2, 2009
Elizabeth D. Samet
A Lonely Kind of Courage

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