




Chapter 10 opens on the strangest whiplash of the young reign: on Tuesday the king addresses Congress with borrowed calm and wins his first genuine applause; by Saturday dawn he is alone in a dressing robe accusing his predecessor, by phone, of tapping the tower's wires. The chapter takes its name from that dawn — an accusation without evidence that will bend the machinery of two intelligence committees, and the reign itself, for months.
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