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743:, that Carr's "insistence that Terrorism can be traced back to the ancient world and that great armies and great states have engaged in attacks on civilians designed to intimidate and terrorize them is important in both obvious and subtle ways", as well as among terrorism experts, and the military and defense communities that Carr had sought; and it formed the basis of his deeper involvement in an advisory capacity for members of the government. Shortly after its publication, he testified before the House Subcommittee on National Security, met privately with Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld to discuss the future of the war on terrorism, and served as a guest speaker on every major network and many cable news outlets during the American invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq. Carr was scheduled to appear on February 6, 2002, at the Council on Foreign Relations to discuss his book, 669:, published in 1997. The sequel not only sold more copies than its predecessor, it received more critical acclaim. This time, the killer at the center of the hunt is a female murdering infants. The narrator for this adventure is Stevie Taggart, the street urchin Dr. Laszlo Kreizler saved from jail years earlier. When asked about the subject matter, Carr stated, "You want to believe that there's one relationship in life that's beyond betrayal—a relationship that's beyond that kind of hurt—and there isn't. The simple fact is, if the mothers that we see in the press are doing this kind of stuff, then the numbers who are actually doing it are probably much higher." 508:, an unprecedented and highly acclaimed study of United States of America's traditional and unequivocal approach to national security, beginning with the nation's founders. From the book: "For more than two centuries, the United States has aspired to a condition of perfect safety from foreign threats. Alarmed by even potential dangers to the nation's security, Americans have forcefully responded to both real and imagined assaults against our own borders as well as against those of foreign nations and provinces whose security we have seen as either strategically or politically linked to our own ... Yet the goal of absolute security has constantly eluded us." 721:. Published in 2002, this study of the history of terrorism from ancient Rome to the present was among the first to provide a precise definition of terrorism, one that has endured and made the book a landmark book in the field: Once again, reviews were extreme but mixed: some did not share the opinion of the Christian Science Monitor, which foretold correctly that, "After the deadly attacks against the United States, many Americans may now find Carr's earlier arguments prescient and his approach the only one that has a chance of working;" instead, many critics agreed with 679:

pointlessness of trying to pursue purely "humanitarian" military interventions, which the Clinton administration was trying to establish as a doctrine ("The Humanitarian Illusion"), along with numerous other security and military policy pieces. In recognition of these efforts, Random House appointed Carr editor for the Modern Library War series. Carr was also a member of their Modern Library Board. As such, in 1998 and 1999, he participated in the "100 best" project, voting on the 100 best novels and 100 best non-fiction works of the 20th century.

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discussions to mark the events of September 11, 2001, discussing the repercussions of the attacks on the World Trade Center, Shanksville, Pennsylvania, and the Pentagon. In 2013, Bard hosted a six-week academic exchange program on foreign policy with the U.S. State Department, titled, "Grand Strategy in Context: Institutions, People, and the Making of U.S. Foreign Policy".

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published another essay of Carr's called, "Strangling Isis, Slowly but Surely" The last warned what Carr saw as an American public that has never fully recovered psychologically from the attacks of 9/11 that the Global War on Terrorism will never have "a Hiroshima moment", and should not attempt one;

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Bard College had asked Carr, in 2003, to speak on the topic of Imperial America. He furthered his relationship with Bard as a visiting professor of history from 2004 to 2005 teaching courses ranging from World Military History to the History of American Intelligence to the History of Insurgencies and

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magazine in 1999. The book finds a world with an abundance of information too easily manipulated, thus frequently obscuring reality. The characters travel from New York to the jungles of Africa in their quest to use such manipulation for the benefit of mankind, only to find themselves enmeshed in the

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After the Carrs' divorce, Kerouac proposed marriage to Caleb's mother, but she turned him down and afterwards married writer John Speicher. Carr's new stepfather was another heavy drinker, and Carr made weekly visits to Lucien. "There was a lot of craziness in the family," Carr remembered, "and a lot

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in a 1997 interview. "Kerouac was a very nice man. Allen could be a very nice guy. Burroughs was a little strange for a child. But they weren't children people. You needed to be grown up to be around them if you wanted to not be terrified. What they were up to was not gonna make any child reassured."

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a work of fantasy. The fictional kingdom of Broken occupies the part of modern Germany known as the Harz Mountains, in particular the mountain peak known as Brocken, which for centuries had been considered the seat of supernatural doings, because, Carr demonstrates, of the ignorance and superstition

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Carr consistently kept up his nonfiction writing, on terrorism, especially. In response to the continued threats from ISIS near the end of 2015 and early in 2016, for example, Carr published a quartet of essays embodying once again his roots as a noted military scholar. The first article, published

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after high school as a library assistant, and rose during his college year summers (and a semester off) to research assistant. He also wrote freelance articles on global issues. During this period, he published his first nationally noticed broadside: a long indictment, published on the letters page

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Likewise, when the family was back in New York City, Caleb spent as much time as possible away from their apartment. Among his favorite havens, other than the streets of Manhattan themselves, were the city's movie theaters. He at first preferred classic and then war movies, and became increasingly

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in 2012. This work of speculative history set during a time period we know little about—the Dark Ages—imagines a multilayered tale where cultures collide in their bid to rule a kingdom where the borders of the natural world seem to almost bleed over into the unnatural, at times, although Carr was

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in Manhattan. In 2007, he again participated in the Bard Globalization and International Affairs Program's Speakers Series speaking on the topic of anticipating counter insurgency in Iraq. On September 10, 2002, Carr participated in the Bard's Globalization and International Affairs Program panel

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Carr's lifelong interest in violence, which initially fed his study of military history, expanded into a study of serial killers with the advent of the Son of Sam murders of 1976–1977. (Once again, this was not a mere fascination with brutality, but with the underlying causes of violence and with

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is so earnest, so well informed and so outrageous ... that almost any reader will find something to love and something that will make you want to throw the book across the room. It is, in short, pure Carr." But the work achieved the influence among military historians, one of the most eminent of

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titled "Terrorism as Warfare: the Lessons of Military History". He also published widely recognized essays on the Somalia intervention ("The Consequences of Somalia") on the corruption and what he saw as the immorality of the CIA ("Aldrich Ames and the Conduct of American Intelligence"), and the

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was "a techno-terrifying tale of the information age run amok" and "a daring departure from the successful Alienist formula, but Carr is still a master of the cliffhanger, serving up a non-stop thrill ride as the story builds to a surprising finish", many found its stark view of information

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don't tend to like children like that." The physical and verbal abuse fueled by alcohol and rage didn't stop even after Caleb's parents divorced when he was eight. Carr did not learn about his father's crime until he was 18. He recalls being shocked, "but not exactly surprised".

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Following the attacks of September 11, 2001, which were along the lines that Carr had warned of in his writings on terrorism, he returned to the subject, using his "Terrorism as Warfare" piece as the basis for his best-selling, highly acclaimed but controversial book,

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interested in military history. "Part of it was a desire to find violence that was, in the first place, directed toward some sort of purposeful end, and second, governed by a definable ethical code. And I think it's fairly obvious why I would want to do that", he told

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began taking shape in his imagination, Carr immersed himself in the history of the New York City neighborhoods in which he had grown up and biographies of its notable figures of the Nineteenth century. He also sought the counsel, during a series of meetings, with Dr.

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was published, the extreme prices that book dealers were offering for the volume forced Carr to post this "self-criticism" on the book's Amazon.com page: "I am the author of this book. It has a few good scenes, but is essentially

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of alcoholism among the adults." Speicher had three daughters from a previous marriage, and they and the three Carr brothers bonded, a group that Caleb would label "the dark Brady Bunch". They spent most summers at a house in

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Much of Carr's fiction deals with violence perpetrated by people whose behavior has its origins in childhood abuse. His father, whose famously turbulent childhood ended in a conviction for

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of man. As the book progresses we see how the word "broken" pertains, not only to the city, but also to the characters. The book is an allegory, a cautionary tale for our own time that

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central tragic paradox of their efforts, summed up best in a line from the book that is now a commonplace: "Information is not knowledge". Although some agreed with

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in the school lavatories. When he discovered that his school transcript was marked "Socially Undesirable", he was "stunned". "We had guys in our school who dealt

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The frequent presence of Kerouac, Ginsberg, and Burroughs in the Carr home was a "little unnerving". "They could be perfectly nice people one-to-one", Carr told

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seamlessly blends epic adventure with serious research and asks questions that men and women grappled with in the Dark Ages and still do today."

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out of their lockers, and the teacher would take them aside and have conversations". The designation was enough to keep him out of

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to film, Paramount announced, in the summer of 2015, that it had partnered with TNT to produce a TV series adaptation helmed by

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Carr's next fiction endeavor, an ambitious volume he had been tinkering with since the 1980s, was published under the title

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Carr lived most of his life on Manhattan's Lower East Side, spending his summers and many weekends at his family's home in

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The Lessons of Terror: A History of Warfare Against Civilians: Why It Has Always Failed and Why It Will Fail Again (2002)

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Carr, Caleb (2003). "William Pitt the Elder and the Avoidance of the American Revolution". In Robert Cowley (ed.).

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Carr, Caleb (2001). "VE Day--November 11, 1944 The Unleashing of Patton and Montgomery". In Robert Cowley (ed.).

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Carr, Caleb (2006). "'Some Analytical Genius, No Doubt'". In Greenberg, MH; Lellenberg, JL; Stashower, D (eds.).

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else I've written (you'll be doing me a favor, too). Forgive the follies of youth" (emphasis in the original).

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published, "The Frantic Media Response to San Bernardino is Making Us Less Safe;" and most recently, the

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The late 1990s found Carr expanding his literary repertoire while working as librettist for the opera

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Chace, James; Carr, Caleb (2006). "The United States, the U.N., and Korea". In Robert Cowley (ed.).

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after his capture and "unraveled the mind" of the Son of Sam killer. Carr sold the movie rights for

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Carr returned to New York to begin researching and writing what would prove his breakthrough novel,

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2002 Combating Terrorism: Axis of Evil, Multilateral Containment or Unilateral Confrontation,

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in the 1980s and '90s as a screenwriter and producer. He wrote one movie for television,

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Returning to Hollywood, Carr wrote the pilot for a dystopian vision of the far future,

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manipulation and its consequences too pessimistic, and the book was only briefly a

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school. He was an excellent student, but he was guilty of pranks like setting off

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What If?: The World's Foremost Military Historians Imagine What Might Have Been

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also joined the Paramount Television and Anonymous Content project as writers.

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What Ifs? of American History, Eminent Historians Imagine What Might Have Been

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Carr, Caleb (1994). "Aldrich Ames and the Conduct of American Intelligence".

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Carr, Caleb (1996). "Terrorism as Warfare: The Lessons of Military History".

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America Invulnerable: The Quest for Absolute Security from 1812 to Star Wars

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America Invulnerable: The Quest for Absolute Security from 1912 to Star Wars

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instead, victory will only be gained patiently and over a span of decades..

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America Invulnerable: The Quest for Absolute Security from 1812 to Star Wars

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While Carr's early years at home were fraught with chaos and abuse, author

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Carr, Caleb (1999). "Napoleon Wins at Waterloo". In Robert Cowley (ed.).

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people—especially military leaders—who seek to limit killing.) Later, as

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Carr was born on August 2, 1955, in Manhattan, one of three sons born to

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Counter Insurgencies. He also taught a course in Criminal Profiling at

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James Chace brought Carr on to organize and edit his acclaimed book,

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to shoot. But when Frankenheimer suddenly died and was replaced by

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and Francesca von Hartz. Lucien's close circle of friends included

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My Beloved Monster: Masha, the Half-wild Rescue Cat Who Rescued Me

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Carr spent several years researching and writing his final novel,

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1996/1997 Terrorism as Warfare: The Lessons of Military History,

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declared, "an excellent and old-fashioned entertainment ...

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Carr, Caleb (2001). "Poland 1939". In Robert Cowley (ed.).

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For his next novel, Carr brought back the principals from

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New York University College of Arts & Science alumni

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At the same time, he appeared on the History Channel's

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17th Street, a website dedicated to the Alienist books

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2007 "Terrorism": Why the Definition Must be Broad,

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Should War Be Left to The Generals? 767:A Further Adventure of Sherlock Holmes 3624:Internet Speculative Fiction Database 3378:from the original on January 22, 2016 3226:Hand, Elizabeth (November 26, 2012). 2982:from the original on February 9, 2017 2337: 2335: 2200: 2198: 2150:from the original on February 1, 2016 2074: 2072: 2070: 2039: 2037: 2035: 2033: 2031: 2016:from the original on January 31, 2016 1999: 1997: 1995: 1980:from the original on October 24, 2015 1932: 1930: 1928: 1926: 1750:from the original on February 2, 2018 1457:"Why Good Countries Fight Dirty Wars" 1221:. The Ferocious Spectacle in Baghdad 504:. In 1988 Carr and Chace co-authored 7: 3562:Schillace, Brandy (April 10, 2024). 3156:from the original on October 6, 2016 2876:Jones, Malcolm (February 10, 2002). 2557:"Anthony Award Nominees and Winners" 2355:from the original on October 6, 2016 2320:from the original on August 11, 2017 2300:Safire, William (October 15, 1974). 2055:from the original on August 12, 2016 1807: 1805: 1803: 1801: 1799: 1797: 1795: 1793: 1791: 1789: 1720:"Character Key to the Duluoz Legend" 515:, a position he still held in 1994. 380:in military and diplomatic history. 3469:from the original on April 12, 2016 3439:from the original on April 12, 2016 3346:from the original on April 11, 2016 3276:from the original on April 24, 2016 3124:from the original on April 20, 2016 3098:from the original on April 20, 2016 3012:from the original on April 20, 2016 2888:from the original on April 20, 2016 2793:from the original on April 14, 2016 2534:from the original on April 15, 2016 2499:from the original on April 22, 2016 2479:Kobak, Annette (January 19, 1992). 2431:. Simon & Schuster, Inc. 1988. 2244:Jemielity, Sam (November 3, 1997). 1817:"Serial Killing for Fun and Profit" 1649:. Dealing With the Work of a Fiend 1602:1993: The Consequences of Somalia, 461:, where Chace was managing editor. 376:, where, in 1977, he was awarded a 3833:21st-century American male writers 3828:20th-century American male writers 3499:from the original on April 8, 2016 3408:from the original on March 5, 2016 3177:"The Book Show #1280 – Caleb Carr" 3038:from the original on June 14, 2011 2943:from the original on March 4, 2016 2857:from the original on April 3, 2016 2839:"Terrorism never works, never has" 2757:"The Modern Library Board Members" 2737:from the original on March 9, 2016 2725:Carr, Caleb (September 16, 1993). 2616:Foundas, Scott (August 12, 2004). 2256:from the original on April 3, 2016 2004:Garner, Dwight (October 4, 1997). 1950:from the original on March 5, 2016 1390:Carr, Caleb (September 23, 2001). 1312:Carr, Caleb (September 16, 1993). 1288:"About Men; An Incident of Wolves" 917:Anthony Award for Best First Novel 590:The Warlord: Battle for the Galaxy 14: 3843:American male non-fiction writers 3175:Donahue, Joe (January 29, 2013). 3068:from the original on May 17, 2021 2962:Grove, Lloyd (February 5, 2002). 2225:from the original on May 29, 2015 2183:from the original on May 20, 2018 2006:"The Salon Interview, Caleb Carr" 1889:from the original on May 24, 2024 1847:from the original on June 1, 2016 1615:, Vol. 4, No. 4, (Summer, 1992) 1588:, Vol. 6, No. 3, (Spring, 1994), 1403:Carr, Caleb (December 21, 2001). 1338:Carr, Caleb (December 18, 1997). 1299:Carr, Caleb (December 26, 1987). 647:Dominion: Prequel to the Exorcist 598:Jack the Ripper: Phantom of Death 340:and his secondary education from 3858:Historians from New York (state) 3788:21st-century American historians 3783:20th-century American historians 3427:Carr, Caleb (December 9, 2015). 2759:. Modern Library. Archived from 1869:Green, Penelope (May 24, 2024). 1633:, Vol. 2, No. 4, (Spring, 1989) 1624:, Vol. 2, No. 4, (Summer, 1990) 1327:"Myths and Criminal Masterminds" 1087:The Cold War: A Military History 672:In 1996 he wrote a piece in the 570:, the psychiatrist who examined 520:The Devil Soldier: The Story of 434:Carr first went to work for the 3853:People from the Lower East Side 3838:Novelists from New York (state) 3778:21st-century American novelists 3773:20th-century American novelists 3543:Asher, Jim (October 29, 2000). 3518:Carr, Caleb (August 23, 2016). 3295:Carr, Caleb (August 23, 2016). 2911:. Westview Press. p. 324. 2106:"Caleb Carr: Interview Gallery" 1468:Carr, Caleb (August 12, 2006). 1444:"Let Them Have Their Civil War" 1379:"The Myth of a Perfect Defense" 1301:"Security Precedes Credibility" 453:in helping Carr, after he left 142:military and diplomatic history 2878:"A Recipe for Fighting Terror" 2481:"A Yank in the Manchu Dynasty" 2205:Wadler, Joyce (May 12, 2005). 1911:Schudel, Matt (May 25, 2024). 1532:Carr, Caleb (March 31, 2015). 1418:"Costs of Targeting Civilians" 1405:"The Art of Knowing the Enemy" 1377:Carr, Caleb (August 7, 2001). 1364:Carr, Caleb (August 1, 2001). 1286:Carr, Caleb (April 13, 1986). 1: 2843:The Christian Science Monitor 1494:Carr, Caleb (December 2015). 1483:"To Fiction, Through History" 1455:Carr, Caleb (July 30, 2006). 1442:Carr, Caleb (April 7, 2006). 1416:Carr, Caleb (July 27, 2002). 1325:Carr, Caleb (July 25, 1997). 1169:. National Geographic Books. 3520:Surrender, New York: A Novel 3298:Surrender, New York: A Novel 2374:Carr, Caleb (June 1, 1980). 1470:"A war of escalating errors" 1431:"Wrong Definition For a War" 436:Council on Foreign Relations 2276:"Time Traveler: People.com" 1611:1992: The American Rommel, 1396:The New York Times Magazine 1314:"The Humanitarian Illusion" 1089:. Random House Publishing. 808:, Emmy-winning director of 612:'s script for a prequel to 21:Caleb Carr (disambiguation) 3879: 3818:New York (state) Democrats 3669:Dr. Laszlo Kreizler novels 1770:Lehmann-Haupt, Christopher 1629:1989: The Man of Silence, 18: 3768:American military writers 3032:"History of Bard College" 459:Foreign Affairs Quarterly 305:Early years and education 232:and Francesca Von Hartz. 3711:Casing the Promised Land 2377:Casing the Promised Land 1658:. Nor Any Drop to Drink 952:Casing the Promised Land 620:Morgan Creek Productions 533:Carr was also active in 476:Casing the Promised Land 471:Casing the Promised Land 250:Casing the Promised Land 175:Casing the Promised Land 3848:Friends Seminary alumni 3823:American male novelists 3808:Techno-thriller writers 3568:The Wall Street Journal 3493:merlin.tloneditions.com 2049:merlin.tloneditions.com 1685:. Minnesota Death Trip 1584:1994: The Dark Knight, 1487:The Wall Street Journal 1366:"Information Poisoning" 1203:. On Beholding Baghdad 881:Personal life and death 759:In 2005 Carr published 641:Exorcist: The Beginning 522:Frederick Townsend Ward 518:In 1991 Carr published 295:The Wall Street Journal 277:. He previously taught 3270:PenguinRandomhouse.com 2085:June 18, 2018, at the 1841:PenguinRandomhouse.com 1772:(September 29, 1997). 1129:. Penguin Publishing. 1070:. Carroll & Graf. 887:Cherry Plain, New York 68:Cherry Plain, New York 3813:Anthony Award winners 3798:Kenyon College alumni 3727:The Italian Secretary 3686:The Angel of Darkness 3404:. November 28, 2015. 3374:. November 23, 2015. 2964:"The Reliable Source" 2401:Chace, James (1984). 975:The Italian Secretary 924:The Angel of Darkness 762:The Italian Secretary 745:The Lessons of Terror 732:The Lessons of Terror 666:The Angel of Darkness 584:The Osiris Chronicles 270:The Italian Secretary 255:The Lessons of Terror 244:The Angel of Darkness 189:The Italian Secretary 168:The Angel of Darkness 3793:Bard College faculty 3735:The Legend of Broken 3203:The Legend of Broken 3201:Carr, Caleb (2012). 2812:Carr, Caleb (2002). 2787:www.hour25online.com 2700:World Policy Journal 2673:World Policy Journal 2646:World Policy Journal 2452:Carr, Caleb (1992). 2179:. November 6, 2005. 2140:"BookPage Interview" 1976:. November 6, 2005. 1736:(October 12, 1997). 1667:. 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