Title: a classic
Product review: First published in 1976, this book has become a classic account of the end of a president and of an era. It is gripping, frightening, and uplifting, sad - the self-destruction of a man who obviously had talent and a message as well as criminal energy is a sad story - and iconic. Sequel to "All the president's men", "The final days" is more compassionate than its predecessor, but still as passionate. If you want to understand a crucial period in the history of the U.S. as well as the behaviour of succeeding presidents and administrations, you have to read both books.
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