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Executive power

What If We Don’t Impeach Him?

by Arthur Meier Schlesinger,

If Congress flinches now, the Constitution may be inoperative tomorrow

Impeachment

by Raoul Berger,

An instrument of regeneration

Profiles in caution

by Taylor Branch,

A Way Out for Richard Nixon

by Harper’s Staff,

Optimists argue that Watergate has ended the national trance under which American Presidents acquired something close to the divine right of kings. According to this view, the fall of the…

The presidency under scrutiny

by Tom Wicker,

The King’s Men

by Louis Heren,

A British view of the White House

The Kennedy era

by William Smith White,

Stage two

The cult of personality comes to the White House

by William G. (William Graves) Carleton,

Politics for a new generation

by Peter Ferdinand Drucker,

Part III

Eisenhower and the new President [(the first of two articles)]

by Richard Halworth Rovere,

Presidential prosperity

by James Truslow Adams,