At the moment when the
long-concealed identity of the
Watergate scandal's most famous source, Deep Throat, has
finally been
revealed as former FBI deputy
director Mark Felt, it is only
appropriate that the historic Senate Select Committee report that helped trigger the resignation of President Richard M. Nixon in 1974 should be made available to a new generation. Here it all is: the break-in and cover-up, the wire taps, the dirty campaign tricks, the attempts to improperly influence government agencies, and the ensuing trail of lies and deceptions all laid out in painstaking detail.
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