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I. SEPTEMBER
1. What Are We Made Of? The guts to resist evil.
[written: 2001/09/11 | published: 2001/10/01 National Review Online]
2. Western Nations Are Slow to Anger, but Lethal in Their Fury
[written: 2001/09/12 | published: 2001/09/21 Daily Telegraph]
3. Cornered, The Taliban is neither new nor scary.
[written: 2001/09/15 | published: 2001/09/19 National Review Online]
4. Great Leaders Are Forged In War, All past criteria of merit fade when the shooting starts.
[written: 2001/09/17 | published: 2001/09/24 WSJ OpinionJournal]
5. War Myths, What not to believe.
[written: 2001/09/18 | published: 2001/09/20 National Review Online]
6. Pseudo-Military History, America unleashed.
[written: 2001/09/19 | published: 2001/09/24 National Review Online]
7. General Sherman, the Western Way of War, and September 11
[written: 2001/09/25 | published: 2001/09/xx Military History Quarterly]
8. What If? Rethinking 1941 with Edward R. Murrow.
[written: 2001/09/26 | published: 2001/09/27 National Review Online]
9. What Would Churchill Say? The phony silence before the storming.
[written: 2001/09/29 | published: 2001/10/01 National Review Online]
II. OCTOBER
10. On Gorgons and Furies, Civilization and its discontents.
[written: 2001/10/01 | published: 2001/10/03 National Review Online]
11. Cognitive Dissonance, What you see and what you get.
[written: 2001/10/03 | published: 2001/10/05 National Review Online]
12. What Made Them Do Their Duty?
[written: 2001/10/05 | published: 2001 Autumn City Journal]
13. Tragedy or Therapy? Defining ourselves.
[written: 2001/10/07 | published: 2001/10/09 National Review Online]
14. War on All Fronts, Military, diplomatic, philosophical, cultural.
[written: 2001/10/09 | published: 2001/10/12 National Review Online]
15. Truth and Consequences, Speaking the language of truth.
[written: 2001/10/15 | published: 2001/10/17 National Review Online]
16. The Time Machine, A parody.
[written: 2001/10/16 | published: 2001/10/18 National Review Online]
17. If This Be War, A time for choosing.
[written: 2001/10/21 | published: 2001/10/23 National Review Online]
18. Class War, Divided we stand.
[written: 2001/10/23 | published: 2001/10/26 National Review Online]
19. Ripples of Battle, Fantasies give way to reality.
[written: 2001/10/27 | published: 2001/10/29 National Review Online]
III. NOVEMBER
20. War Talk, Listening to America.
[written: 2001/11/01 | published: 2001/11/02 National Review Online]
21. The Dogs of War, Lessons of the 20th century.
[written: 2001/11/04 | published: 2001/11/06 National Review Online]
22. Heads They Win, Tails we lose.
[written: 2001/11/07 | published: 2001/11/09 National Review Online]
23. More an Okinawa Than a Vietnam? Lessons in war.
[written: 2001/11/10 | published: 2001/11/13 National Review Online]
24. Five Not-So-Easy Pieces, The world anew.
[written: 2001/11/14 | published: 2001/11/16 National Review Online]
25. They’re Back! 8,000 accused al Qaeda terrorists to go on trial tomorrow — best and brightest organize defense.
[written: 2001/11/15 | published: 2001/11/20 National Review Online]
26. The Time Is Now, Some constants guide us in our present dilemma.
[written: 2001/11/19 | published: 2001/11/22-25 National Review Online]
27. A Voice From the Past, General Thucydides speaks about the war.
[written: 2001/11/23 | published: 2001/11/27 National Review Online]
28. The More Things Change…, The wisdom of the ages.
[written: 2001/11/28 | published: 2001/11/30 National Review Online]
IV. DECEMBER
29. Questions Not Asked, Issues not raised.
[written: 2001/12/02 | published: 2001/12/04 National Review Online]
30. Dates in Infamy, December 7 and September 11.
[written: 2001/12/06 | published: 2001/12/08-09 National Review Online]
31. The Pied Piper of Tora Bora, Standing alone.
[written: 2001/12/09 | published: 2001/12/11 National Review Online]
32. Our Jurassic Park, The fossils of wartime conventional wisdom.
[written: 2001/12/12 | published: 2001/12/14 National Review Online]
33. Odd Couple Out, Leftovers in a new civilization.
[written: 2001/12/15 | published: 2001/12/18 National Review Online]
34. Pillars of Ignorance, Why the Muslims Misjudged Us.
Why the Muslims Misjudged Us, They hate us because their culture is backward and corrupt.
[written: 2001/12/01 | published: 2002 Winter City Journal & 2002/02/25 WSJ OpinionJournal]
35. The Iron Veil, Facing the new global reality.
[written: 2001/12/17 | published: 2001/12/21 National Review Online]
36. Glad We Are Not Fighting Ourselves, What were they thinking?
[written: 2001/12/19 | published: 2001/12/21 National Review Online]
37. It Really Is Your Father’s Europe, Continents apart.
[written: 2001/12/21 | published: 2001/12/28 National Review Online]
38. Winners and Losers, Seeing through the fog.
[written: 2001/12/22 | published: 2002/01/02 National Review Online]
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