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Book SynopsisAs a result of the Watergate crisis, the press became more intrusive and personal, the public became more cynical and apathetic toward government, executive-congressional relations became soured and divisive, and partisan clashes became more bitter.
Table of ContentsSeries Foreword by Randall M. Miller Preface Key Players in the Watergate Crisis Chronology of Events The Watergate Crisis Explained Historical Overview What Manner of Man?: Watergate and the Development of Nixon's Political Personality Is the President Above the Law? Presidential Corruption in Historical Perspective Nixon and the Media Conclusion: The Watergate Legacy Biographies: The Personalities Behind the Watergate Crisis Primary Documents of the Watergate Crisis Appendix: Legal Problems of the Nixon Administration Glossary of Selected Terms Annotated Bibliography Index
