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Best known as the 37th President of the United States, and the only president in American history to resign his office, Richard Nixon's lengthy political career would put him, during various times, at the center of regional, national and international politics for several decades. It was to be a career filled with unexpected twists and turns, high-profile defeats and unlikely resurrections, in which he made exhaustive efforts to reinvent himself in the public eye.

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Wonderful read!!

An educational story, read by a brilliant narrator. Great inflections and very professional. I highly recommend this superb performer! Delightful southern twang!!

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Very poor, many errors

Many factual mistakes. Statements ascribed to the wrong people. Very poor job over all. Much better books are available on the subject.

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A Primer About Nixon, Not Much More

I was very disappointed with this book. It was not much more than a basic recap of the highlights of Nixon's life. It is riddled with small mistakes (incorrect names, facts, etc.) that are nothing if not distracting. I do not recommend.