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Bob Woodward •ï¿½23 Items / 17 Books, 2 Articles, 4 Films
Shadow (1999)
by Bob Woodward
Five Presidents and the Legacy of Watergate
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    Shallow Throat (Review)
    James Nuechterlein
    Shadow, by Bob Woodward
    1. Shadow by Bob Woodward
    Commentary, September 1999, pp. 66-67
  2. Books, Arts & Manners
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    After the Final Days (Review)
    Jay Nordlinger
    Shadow, by Bob Woodward
    1. Shadow by Bob Woodward
    National Review, July 26, 1999, pp. 50-53
  3. The Critics
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    Books: Scandalizers-In-Chief (Review)
    Nicholas Lemann
    Shadow, by Bob Woodward
    1. Shadow by Bob Woodward
    The New Yorker, July 5, 1999, pp. 76-79
  4. On Political Books
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    Washington's Confessor (Review)
    Art Levine
    In Shadow, presidential aides and lawyers look out for themselves, not the president.
    1. Shadow by Bob Woodward
    The Washington Monthly, October 1999, pp. 32-35
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    Undemocratic Vistas (2 Reviews)
    Lars-Erik Nelson
    The Corruption of American Politics, by Elizabeth Drew
    1. The Corruption of American Politics by Elizabeth Drew
    2. Shadow by Bob Woodward
    The New York Review of Books, August 12, 1999, pp. 9-12
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    Recent Books on International Relations (6 Reviews)
    Philip Zelikow
    The United States
    1. Madeleine Albright by Michael Dobbs
    2. Seasons of Her Life by Ann Blackman
    3. The Times of My Life by Max Frankel
    4. Making Peace by George J. Mitchell
    5. The Wilsonian Century by Frank Ninkovich
    6. Shadow by Bob Woodward
    Foreign Affairs, September 1999, pp. 170-171