Nixon and Watergate

By Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward. 1974 (1975), 383pp. Account of the events that brought down the president, as told by the reporters who broke the story. Richard Nixon (3/18/99)

(Book in very good condition, dustjacket in average condition) Same book in hardcover.

By G. Gordon Liddy. St. Martins, 1980, 505pp. Richard Nixon

By Dan Rather and Gary Paul Gates. 1974 (1975), 384pp, out-of-print. Dan Rather on Watergate. Richard Nixon

By Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward. Simon and Schuster, 1976, 476pp. Nixon wanders the corridors of the White House, talks to paintings. Richard Nixon

By Len Colodny and Robert Gettlin. 1991, 580pp, photo insert, worn cover, out-of-print in paperback. A modern update to the Watergate saga, relying on new interviews. Richard Nixon

By Eli S. Chesen, M.Dm 1973, Fred Wyden Publisher, 1973, out-of-print. A fascinating psychological study of Nixon written released during the Watergate hearings but before Nixon's resignation. (3/9/99) Richard Nixon

By Stanley I. Kutler. 1990, Alfred A. Knopf, 733pp. Pub. at $24.95. Photo inserts. (VG- in VG DJ in wraps. Stated first edition. Xlib with discreet markings.) "The first truly comprehensive history of the political explosion that shook America." Richard Nixon (7/23/99)

By Charles W. Colson. 1979, World Wide Ministry of Billy Graham, 306pp. Sequel to "Born Again" about Colson's post-Watergate conversion to Christianity. (VG) (8/6/99)

By G. Gordon Liddy. 1979 (1991), St. Martin's, 342pp. CIA spy novel by Watergate conspirator. . (VG) (9/29/99)

By Leon Jaworski. 1976, Reader's Digest Press, 305pp. By the Watergate special prosecutor. (Near Fine in VG DJ) (10/8/99)

By Herbert S. Parmet. 1990, Little Brown, 755pp, photo insert. (VG+ in VG+ DJ. Gift inscription inside, else Near Fine.) "Drawing form an array of sources that includes newly opened files from the Nixon White House, acces to the portion of Nixon's papers not available to other writers, and in-depth interviews with the former president himself, Herbert Parmet presents a convincing portrait not only of the man but of the nation, its politics, and how Nixon shaped them.

By Fawn M. Brodie. 1981, Norton, 574pp. A former UCLA history professor explores Nixon's childhood and background. (VG in VG DJ. Spine slightly cocked.) (8/6/99)

By Jonathan Aiken. 1993, Regnery, 633pp, photo inserts. (Fine in Fine DJ in wraps.) An semi-authorized biography researched with Nixon's assistance. (6/3/99)

By Stephen E. Ambrose. 1987, Simon & Schuster, 752pp, photo insert. (VG. Small black mark on bottom.) (6/5/99)

By Lewis Chester and Godfrey Hodgson and Bruce Page. 1969, Viking, 815pp. (VG- in G DJ. DJ is sun-faded on spine. Small brown spots on edge of book, else VG. 1st Ed.) Report on the campaign and election that brought Nixon the presidency, written by a team of British journalists for the London Sunday Times. A contemporaneous account of one of the most dramatic campaigns in American history. (5/18/99)

By Timothy Crouse. 1973 (1974), Ballantine, 402pp. Follows the press corps, not the candidates, during the presidential campaign of 1972. (G+. Prev. owner's name inside, no other marks. Crease on front cover.) (8/10/99)

By Henry Kissinger. 1979, Little Brown, 1521pp, photo inserts. (VG+ in G+ DJ with light edgewear. Corners of several pages folded, else Near Fine book. Stated First Edition.) Kissinger's memoirs of his years under Nixon, mainly concerning foreign policy. (5/18/99)

By Richard Nixon. Warner Books, 1980, 366pp, out-of-print. Nixon's advice for modern leaders on how to counter the Soviet Bloc.

By Richard Nixon. 1982, Warner, 371pp. Photo inserts. (Fine in Near Fine DJ in wraps. First edition, first printing.) (7/25/99)

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