POETRY & LITERATURE
Author Brian Haig 
March 11, 2010
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The Friends of the Trible Library and Friends of The Mariners' Museum Library present author Brian Haig. Haig, the son of former Secretary of State under President Ronald Reagan Alexander Haig, is the author of seven books. Haig will discuss his latest book, The Hunted. His other books include a six-book series with Major/Lieutenant Colonel Sean Drummond a special forces officer who became an Army JAG.
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Tickets: $14/Adult, $13/Military, Student, $12/Senior, $8/Children (6-12), Free/Children (5 and under)
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March 11, 2010Times:
Thursday 11:00am-7:00pm -
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