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Contents Acknowledgments Introduction The Early Years: Creation and Proscribed Growth World War I and the Origins of Political Surveillance Abuse of Power, Retrenchment, and Morality The New Deal and a War on Crime The Origins of FBI Intelligence, the Crisis of World War II The Early Cold War Years: Anticipating and Curbing Subversion Promoting McCarthyism-and Morality (again) Secrecy and Power-the Undermining of Accountability From Anti-Communism to Law and Order Scandal and Limited Reform A Modern Bureau and the Politics of Terrorism Appendixes Note on Sources Index
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: United States, Federal Bureau of Investigation History, Intelligence service United States History, Internal security United States History, Criminal investigation United States History, Abuse of administrative power United States History