I highly rec The Final Days (if you haven't read it already by now), and am in fact currently rereading it; it's a fascinating and grimly compelling account of the march to the end, told from inside Nixon's circle (because apparently pretty much everyone was willing to talk on "deep background" after that).
It doesn't pick up quite where ATPM ends -- it opens with Nixon's lawyers flying to Key Biscayne in Nov 1973 to try to advise him to resign, and there's some backfilling of relevant info, but there are important events that aren't covered in detail in either book.
I feel people should be handing out copies to Trump aides. *g*
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Date: 2018-09-01 11:01 (UTC)Hi, followed you back here, hope that's okay.
I highly rec The Final Days (if you haven't read it already by now), and am in fact currently rereading it; it's a fascinating and grimly compelling account of the march to the end, told from inside Nixon's circle (because apparently pretty much everyone was willing to talk on "deep background" after that).
It doesn't pick up quite where ATPM ends -- it opens with Nixon's lawyers flying to Key Biscayne in Nov 1973 to try to advise him to resign, and there's some backfilling of relevant info, but there are important events that aren't covered in detail in either book.
I feel people should be handing out copies to Trump aides. *g*