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All the President's Men, written by Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward, is an account of the events concerning the break-in at the Watergate during Richard M. Nixon's term as President. Bernstein and Woodward have the most authority to write this book, as they uncovered most of the details. During the investigation, they were both reporters for the Washington Post. As the story was unfolding in Washington D.C., they were in a prime position to …

…that will stand the tests of time. It represents an era of American history never to be forgotten. It is both an outstanding example of great detective work and reporting, and an extraordinary piece of literature. I would recommend this book to anyone interested in our country's history, and to all fans of detective books. Even someone who has lived through Watergate would enjoy this as a slightly different view of the events that occurred.