<p>chapter one<br />
"He Wants You"<br />
I WAS WORKING at my desk on the morning of October 3o，<br />
~973， immersed in a stack of mail to which I was dictating<br />
replies， when my phone rang. It was a friend of mine， an<br />
attorney. He was speaking from New York.<br />
"Leon，" he said， "you re going to get a call shortly from<br />
General Alexander Haig at the White House. He s going to try<br />
to persuade you to accept the job of Watergate Special Prose-<br />
cutor."<br />
"After what happened to Archibald Cox?" I answered with<br />
a wry chuckle.<br />
"He wants you， Leon."<br />
"Perhaps，" I replied. "But I was approached about the job<br />
before Cox took it. 1 told them at the time that the job didn t<br />
have enough independence to suit me. What happened to<br />
Cox is evidence that I was right."<br />
"It doesn t make any difference，" my friend said. "Haig，<br />
and the others at the White House， seem determined to get<br />
you. Hear him out， anyway."<br />
I said I would， and settled back to wait for Haig s call.<br />
Meanwhile， 1 thought about Archibald Cox. He had prom-<br />
1<br />
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