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Richard M. (Richard Milhous) Nixon

In praise of honest ignorance

by Saul S. Friedman,

by Hendrik Hertzberg,

by Taylor Branch,

Not for reasons of law or morality, but because nobody can think of anything better to do

If Congress flinches now, the Constitution may be inoperative tomorrow

by Stephen Darst,

by Raoul Berger,

An instrument of regeneration

by Robert Shnayerson,

The dilemmas of obedience

by Barry Farrell,

by Studs Terkel, William Sloane Coffin,

by Raoul Berger,

The President can no more create a constitutional power to withhold information than he can pull himself up by his own bootstraps

by Taylor Branch,