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Step into the vibrant and tumultuous world of 19th-century New York City with George Lippard's "New York: Its Upper Ten and Lower Million." This compelling work explores the stark contrasts between the city's elite and its impoverished masses, offering a glimpse into the social classes that defined this pivotal era.
Lippard masterfully portrays the complexities of urban life, revealing the underbelly of a rapidly growing metropolis. Delve into a society grappling with poverty and corruption as the author examines the intricate dynamics between the privileged and the struggling.
A fascinating exploration of city and town life in New York, this book provides a historical lens through which to view the enduring challenges of urbanization and social inequality. Experience the raw energy and social tensions of a bygone era in this meticulously prepared print republication.
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