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Gangster City The History Of The New York Underworld 19001935 Patrick Downey

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Gangster City The History Of The New York Underworld 19001935 Patrick Downey
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Publisher: Barricade Books
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 3.4 MB
Pages: 318
Author: Patrick Downey
ISBN: 9781569803820, 156980382X, B0069RQ0QQ
Language: English
Year: 2009

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Gangster City The History Of The New York Underworld 19001935 Patrick Downey by Patrick Downey 9781569803820, 156980382X, B0069RQ0QQ instant download after payment.

Gangster City is arguably the most comprehensive book written to date on New York City's underworld from 1900-1920. Its pages chronicle virtually every widely known (and lesser known) Mafioso, bootlegger, racketeer and thug who terrorized the City in the early 20th century. The murders of some 600-plus gangsters are profiled in detail.

Beginning with the reign of Monk Eastman, this veritable encyclopedia of the New York underworld explores the origins of Mafia initiation rites and uncovers the most important gang wars, many still unknown to average readers. Also, for the first time ever, an in-depth look into the careerof Vincent Coll reveals his probable killer, while myths are dispelled about the Irish White Hand gang, as their demise is frequently but wrongly attributed to a carefully planned attack by Al Capone.

With a full listing of the specific addresses where criminals were killed throughout the New York and New Jersey area, Patrick Downey animates and expands all previous knowledge of this infamous era in American history. This is volume one of a two-volume series. Volume two will cover the years 1920-1940.

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