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American Lawyer
American Political Report
American Spectator
Beverly Hills Magazine
California Lawyer
George
Legal Times
Los Angeles Times Magazine
Maclean’s (Canada)
Nation
National Law Journal
New Republic
Newsweek
New Yorker
Penthouse
People
Salon
Time
Vanity Fair
Washington Lawyer
Newspapers Consulted
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Press Services
Arkansas Times
Associated Press
BBC News (London)
Bergen (NJ) Record
Boston Globe
Boston Herald
Chicago Tribune
Cincinnati Enquirer
Dallas Morning News
Darien (CT) Times
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Harding (University, Searcy, AR) Bison
Houston Chronicle
International Herald Tribune
Investor’s Business Daily
Los Angeles Times
Martinsburg (WV) Journal
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Montgomery County (AK) News
New Jersey Star-Ledger
New York Daily News
New York Post
New York Times
Philadelphia Inquirer
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Richmond Times
Roll Call (Washington, DC)
Russellville (AR) Courier-Democrat
Sacramento Bee
San Antonio Express-News
San Francisco Chronicle
Seattle Times
Sunday Telegraph (London)
USA Today
Wall Street Journal
Washington (PA) Observer-Reporter
Washington Post
Washington Times
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Reaching the end point of a project of this magnitude requires more thanks than an author could fit in print without doubling the size of the book.
My first nonfiction book, Archibald Cox: Conscience of a Nation—about the principled Watergate special prosecutor who was one of the great constitutional lawyers and public servants of the twentieth century—was published just as the Monica Lewinsky affair exploded in the news in early 1998. Cox, my former professor at Harvard, was so distraught over the Clinton-Starr imbroglio that it ultimately caused him to give up on the independent counsel law that he had helped to forge after Watergate. Fortunately, he agreed to sit for an interview with his former student before his death in 2004—I am pleased that his voice appears in the pages of this work. If only America could figure out how to build new models like him.
One of the first people I contacted, when I decided to pursue this project in 1999, was Ken Starr. At the time, Starr had just stepped down as independent counsel. Despite a slew of demands on his time, he completed more than fifty hours of interviews with me at his home in McLean, Virginia, and at George Mason