The Pentagon Papers Case—A Half Century Later
Daniel Ellsberg on the Release of the “Top Secret” Pentagon Papers
Our Civic Duty: Why We Published the Pentagon Papers - Beacon Broadside: A Project of Beacon Press
After Neil Sheehan's death, secret interview reveals how he got Pentagon Papers
May 11, 1973: Pentagon Papers Charges Dismissed - Zinn Education Project
The Race To Publish the Pentagon Papers - The Pulitzer Prizes
The Pentagon Papers Turn 50
Pentagon Papers - Wikipedia
After 40 Years, the Complete Pentagon Papers - The New York Times
13 June 1971: The Pentagon Papers are Released - VIETNAM The Art of War
51st Anniversary of the Release of the Pentagon Papers | Richard Nixon Museum and Library
We're Going to Publish': An Oral History of the Pentagon Papers - The New York Times
Behind the Race to Publish the Top-Secret Pentagon Papers - The New York Times
Pentagon Papers, 1971 - Historical Society of the D.C. Circuit
Neil Sheehan, Pentagon Papers reporter and Vietnam author, dies | PBS NewsHour
The Pentagon Papers Revisited | International Documentary Association
The Pentagon Papers case today - Harvard Law School | Harvard Law School
An Insider Glimpse Into the Story of the Pentagon Papers Case - Nieman Reports
Appeals court says that Nixon's attempt to prosecute Pentagon Papers reporter must stay secret — 50 years later
What Were The Eleven Words the Government Intended to Censor from the Pentagon Papers? | UNREDACTED
The Pentagon Papers at 50: A Special Report - The New York Times
The Pentagon Papers - the people, the case and legal concepts | The Free Speech Center
The Pentagon Papers. As Published by the New York Times: Neil Sheehan, Hedrick Smith, E.W. Kenworthy, Fox Butterfield: Amazon.com: Books
The day in 1971 when the Inquirer defied the government and published the Pentagon Papers
What Spielberg's The Post — and Our Textbooks — Leave Out - Zinn Education Project
Complete Pentagon Papers at Last!
Fredrick Danysh's review of The Pentagon Papers
