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Watergate: A New History

Watergate brings Garrett M. Graff's attention to the new history, treating the subject as a developing story rather than a settled conclusion. The argument in Watergate develops through biographical detail, personal testimony, and historical context, attending to both broad patterns and the revealing details that resist them. That perspective connects the new history to larger questions in biography & autobiography and history, without losing sight of the people living through the consequences. Rather than reducing its subject to a single lesson, Watergate preserves its contradictions and shows why they remain important.

Publisher: Simon & Schuster
Publication date: 2022
Format: Print edition
Pages: 793
ISBN: 9781982139162

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Biography & Autobiography: Political (Biography)History: United States – 20th Century Political Science: American Government – Executive Branch Political Science: Corruption & Misconduct

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