Wars of Watergate

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Chapter Summaries

Book One: Of Time And The Man: Discord, Disorder, and Richard Nixon

Chapter 1: Breaking Faith: The 1960s

Chapter 2: Making Many Nixons: 1913-1965

Chapter 3: "Bring Us Together": 1965-1968

Book Two: First Term, First Wars

Chapter 4: "The Man On Top"

Chapter 5: "I want it done, whatever the cost." Enemies, Plumbers, Taps, and Spies

Chapter 6: The Politics of Deadlock: Nixon and Congress

Chapter 7: Media Wars

Book Three: The Watergate War: Origins and Retreat, June 1972-April 1973

Chapter 8: "We should come up with... imaginative dirty tricks." The Watergate Break-in

Chapter 9: "What really hurts is if you try to cover it up." Watergate and the Campaign of 1972

Chapter 10: "The cover-up is the main ingredient." A Blackmailer, a Senator, and a Judge: November 1972-March 1973

Chapter 11: "We have a cancer within, close to the Presidency." Covering Up the Cover-Up: January-March 1973

Chapter 12: "We have to prick the Goddam boil and take the heat." Cutting Loose: April 1973

Book Four: The Watergate War: Disarray and Disgrace, May 1973-August 1974

Chapter 13: New Enemies. The Special Prosecutor and the Senate Committee: May 1973

Chapter 14: "What did the President know, and when did he know it?" The Senate Committee: Summer 1973

Chapter 15: "Let Others Wallow in Watergate." Agnew, the Tapes, and the Saturday Night Massacre: August-October 1973

Chapter 16: "Sinister Forces." Ford, Jaworski, Tape Gaps, and Taxes: November-December 1973

Chapter 17: "Fight." Tapes and Indictments: January-May 1974

Chapter 18: "Well, Al, there goes the Presidency." The House Judiciary Committee: June-July 1974

Chapter 19: Judgment Days. The Supreme Court and the Judiciary Committee: July 1974

Chapter 20: "I hereby resign." August 1974

Book Five: The Impact and Meaning of Watergate

Chapter 21: The "burden I shall bear for every day." The Pardon: September 1974

Chapter 22: In the Shadow of Watergate

Chapter 23: Richard Nixon, Watergate, and History

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