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This highly readable biography shows the underlying factors motivating O'Connor both on and off the Court. It will have considerable popular appeal to both political scientists and historians, as well as general readers interested in how America's government interacts with the public in resolving political issues related to the law.
This compulsively readable account will find a wide audience among general readers, historians, and Watergate buffs who seek a fuller understanding of this controversial man. It is finely complemented by Tim Weiner's One Man Against the World (see review below), which focuses on Nixon's foreign policies. [See Prepub Alert, 3/30/15.]