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The Life And Crimes Of Jared Flagg Adventures Of A Gilded Age Huckster Swindler Pimp Eric B Easton

Name: The Life And Crimes Of Jared Flagg Adventures Of A Gilded Age Huckster Swindler Pimp Eric B Easton
SKU: BELL-37990404
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The Life And Crimes Of Jared Flagg Adventures Of A Gilded Age Huckster Swindler Pimp Eric B Easton instant download after payment.

Publisher: Academica Press

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 11.99 MB

Pages: 180

Author: Eric B. Easton

ISBN: 9781680538960, 1680538969

Language: English

Year: 2021

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The Life And Crimes Of Jared Flagg Adventures Of A Gilded Age Huckster Swindler Pimp Eric B Easton by Eric B. Easton 9781680538960, 1680538969 instant download after payment.

Born in 1853, Jared Flagg was the black sheep of an illustrious New York family. His father, Jared Bradley Flagg, was a noted portraitist and Episcopalian minister who served as Rector of Grace Church, in Brooklyn Heights. His older brothers were prominent, Paris-trained artists. A younger brother became a famous architect, while another went on to found a major Wall Street brokerage. One of his younger sisters married publisher Charles Scribner, II; another was one of the famed “400” Manhattan socialites. Jared, Jr., on the other hand, took to the seamier side of American life, instigating any number of illegal schemes, ranging from leasing furnished flats to facilitating prostitution, to finding chorus line and modeling jobs for pretty but talentless young women, to a phony investment scheme that paid 52% a year, to the sale of worthless bonds backed by heavily mortgaged real estate. Frequently penalized for his criminal and unethical activities by the time of his death in 1926, Jared Flagg had barreled his way through Gilded and Jazz Age America, offering a fascinating and heretofore unknown view of how a rising empire evolved through crucial eras in its history.