By Raoul Berger. “A brilliant, penetrating analysis of the presidential power that imperils our system of government,” by “a leading authority on American legal history.” Part of a trilogy whose other parts cover impeachment and the powers of the other two branches, basically Berger is interrogating claims of executive privilege. Hmm, wonder if that has any relevance today!
This 1975 PB printing shows some wear — edgewear; a small rip at the leading edge of the front cover; a couple of crunched pages — but has an uncracked spine, snug pages with no writing that I could see. A decent readable copy.