Volume 45, Number 17 · November 5, 1998
The Not Very Grand Inquisitor
By Lars-Erik Nelson
Communication from the Office of the Independent Counsel, Kenneth W. Starr: Appendices to the Referral to the United States House of Representatives pursuant to Title 28, United States Code, §595(c), Parts 1 and 2
Submitted by the Office of the Independent Counsel
US Government Printing Office, 3,183 pp.
…And the Horse He Rode In On: The People v. Kenneth Starr
by James Carville
Simon and Schuster, 176 pp., $14.95
The Clinton Enigma: A Four-and-a-Half-Minute Speech Reveals This President's Entire Life
by David Maraniss
Simon and Schuster, 110 pp., $17.00
At 12:45 PM last January 16, Monica Lewinsky waited in the food court of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Crystal City, Virginia, for her friend and Pentagon colleague Linda Tripp. 'She was late,' a distraught Lewinsky later testified to a federal grand jury. 'I saw her come down the escalator. And as I—as I walked toward her, she kind of motioned behind her and Agent [redacted] and Agent [redacted] presented themselves to me and—'
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