Chapter Nine: You Say You Want a Revolution?
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32. Ibid., 21.
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35. Stockdale and Stockdale, In Love and War, 299–300.
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43. Denis Collins, “The Deprogramming of a POW,” Washington Post, August 31, 1981.
44. Louise Mulligan, oral history interview with Heath Hardage Lee, December 10, 2016, REDASC.