Colin Powell’s memoir is cause for celebration on one point, at least — its title, An American Journey. Powell resisted the use the word “power” in his title. Can you match the title of the following Washington books and their authors (okay, the guys whose names appear in big type on the book jacket; the books are, of course, almost always ghostwritten):
| 1. The Ends of Power | a. Zbigniew Brzezinski |
| 2. The Ordeal of Power | b. Emmet John Hughes |
| 3. The Arrogance of Power | c. John Erlichman |
| 4. Power and Principle | d. H.R. Haldeman |
| 5. Witness to Power | e. William J. Fulbright |
Answers appear at the end of the Scrapbook.
