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Venture into the shadowy underbelly of 19th-century New York City with William Howe and Abraham Hummel's "Danger! A True History of a Great City's Wiles and Temptations." This meticulously prepared republication unveils a fascinating and often unsettling social history, lifting the veil on crime, its causes, and the criminals who thrived in its dark corners.
Explore the haunts and habits of a bygone era, where vice flourished amidst the burgeoning metropolis. Howe and Hummel, keen observers of their time, deliver a stark and unflinching account of the temptations and dangers that lurked around every corner. "Danger!" is not merely a catalogue of criminal acts; it's a deep dive into the societal forces that shaped the city's relationship with lawlessness.
A vital resource for anyone interested in true crime, criminology, or 19th-century American history, this book offers invaluable insights into the criminal element that permeated New York City, making it a compelling read for those seeking a glimpse into a forgotten world.
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