Blind Ambition: the End of the Story
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After a brief examination of my meager quarters, I had sat down at my desk. I didn’t have anything to do, but then my secretary brought me a sealed envelope with a small red tag. I asked her what it was. She had not opened it; it was stamped “CONFIDENTIAL,” and the red tag meant “priority.” Someone had been planning work for the new counsel. The cover memorandum was a printed form, with striking blue and red instructions filled in: ACTION MEMORANDUM FROM THE STAFF SECRETARY LOG NO.: P523 Date: F...riday, July 24, 1970 Time: 6:30 P.M.
Due Date: Wednesday, August 5, 1970 Time: 2:00 P.M.
SUBJECT: Request that you rebut the recent attack on the Vice-President.
An attached “confidential memorandum” said that a new muckraking magazine called Scanlan’s Monthly had published a bogus memo linking Vice-President Agnew with a top-secret plan to cancel the 1972 election and to repeal the entire Bill of Rights. Agnew had publicly denounced the memo as “completely false”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After a brief examination of my meager quarters, I had sat down at my desk. I didn’t have anything to do, but then my secretary brought me a sealed envelope with a small red tag. I asked her what it was. She had not opened it; it was stamped “CONFIDENTIAL,” and the red tag meant “priority.” Someone had been planning work for the new counsel. The cover memorandum was a printed form, with striking blue and red instructions filled in: ACTION MEMORANDUM FROM THE STAFF SECRETARY LOG NO.: P523 Date: F...riday, July 24, 1970 Time: 6:30 P.M.
Due Date: Wednesday, August 5, 1970 Time: 2:00 P.M.
SUBJECT: Request that you rebut the recent attack on the Vice-President.
An attached “confidential memorandum” said that a new muckraking magazine called Scanlan’s Monthly had published a bogus memo linking Vice-President Agnew with a top-secret plan to cancel the 1972 election and to repeal the entire Bill of Rights. Agnew had publicly denounced the memo as “completely false”
What to read after Blind Ambition: the End of the Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Dean to read onlineMoreLess
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