William S. Cohen Papers | Book Material
MS 106.1.2 Book Material 1975-1996 31 boxes
Arranged alphabetically by title of book. Between 1978 and 1995,
William Cohen authored the nine books listed below. This series
consists of the manuscripts for these books which document the
revision process they went through. Accompanying correspondence from
publishers, notes from friends and colleagues, newspaper clippings
and reviews of the books are also found in this series. The books
are: Of Sons and Seasons (1978), a volume of poems; Roll Call
(1981), a journal of Cohen's first year in the Senate; Getting the
Most Out of Washington (1982), a manual on cutting through
government red tape; The Double Man (1985), written with Senator
Gary Hart, a novel on international espionage and terrorism; A
Baker's Nickel (1986), a second volume of poetry; Men of Zeal
(1988), written with Senator George Mitchell, an account of their
experience investigating the Iran-Contra affair; One-Eyed Kings
(1991), a spy thriller involving Soviet and American covert actions
that converge in the Middle East; Murder in the Senate (1993), a
mystery written with Thomas B. Allen; and Easy Prey: The Fleecing of
America's Senior Citizens and How to Stop It (1995), a work of
non-fiction concerning fraud and the elderly.
Access to the records in this series is restricted. Consult the
Special Collections Department for further information.
MS 106.1.2.1 A Baker's Nickel 1986 2 boxes
MS 106.1.2.2 Double Man 1982-1985 8 boxes
MS 106.1.2.3 Easy Prey 1995 1 box
MS 106.1.2.4 Getting the Most Out of Washington 1982 1 box
MS 106.1.2.5 Men of Zeal 1988 3 boxes
MS 106.1.2.6 Murder in the Senate 1993 1 box
MS 106.1.2.7 Of Sons and Seasons 1978 1 box
MS 106.1.2.8 One Eyed Kings 1991 5 boxes
MS 106.1.2.9 Roll Call: One Year in the Life of a Senator 1981 4
boxes
MS 106.1.2.10 Book Clippings 1975-1996 3 boxes
MS 106.1.2.11 Coalition Group 1974-75 2 boxes
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