watergate affair, 1972-1974

Beginning with the story of a break-in at Democratic headquarters, Bernstein and Woodward told a tale of conspiracy at the highest office in the land and brought about President Nixon's downfall while winning a Pulitzer Prize for the Washington Post.

This book, focusing on the Watergate scandal, presents a general overview and representative cartoons on the topic.

A collection of personal narratives about the Watergate scandal of the 1970s by those who were closely associated with it including Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, Barbara Jordon, Sam Ervin, and Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, who broke the news of the break-in.

Presents a narrative overview of the Watergate crisis; features a series of topical essays that discuss issues related to Watergate; and includes profiles of key individuals in the crisis, a chronology of events, a selection of primary documents, and a discussion of the impact of Watergate on events that followed.

Presents a comprehensive study of the Watergate scandal and President Richard Nixon's resignation and examines the fallout as a result including the effects of the crisis and how it has shaped the American political culture.

Recounts the events following the Watergate break-in and the political scandal that resulted in the resignation of President Nixon.

The judge who presided over the Watergate hearings and trials discusses the case from the first indictments of the burglars to the final trials of the high-level conspirators.