The Gangs Of New York: An Informal History of the Underworld,Herbert Asbury
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FeedbackThe Gangs Of New YorkProduct DescriptionAsbury was a realist and mid-Western moralist whose book is, as Gopnik notes, 'a kind of surrealist collage of the city's secret history' -- Robert McCrum Observer Published On: 2002-12-19 Like one of the thugs he writes about, he really is an \""extraordinary virtuoso in the art of mayhem\"" Financial Times Published On: 2003-01-24 About the Author Herbert Asbury was born into a strictly Methodist family in Missouri in 1889. His pious background and his subsequent rejection of Methodism greatly influenced both his philosophy of life and his career as reporter and author. Indeed, many of his books deal with the darker, seamier side of American life. He is best know for his true crime books set in the 19th and early 20th century America. He died in 1963 of chronic lung problems, the legacy of a gas-attack in France during the f.
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FeedbackThe Gangs Of New YorkProduct DescriptionAsbury was a realist and mid-Western moralist whose book is, as Gopnik notes, 'a kind of surrealist collage of the city's secret history' -- Robert McCrum Observer Published On: 2002-12-19 Like one of the thugs he writes about, he really is an \""extraordinary virtuoso in the art of mayhem\"" Financial Times Published On: 2003-01-24 About the Author Herbert Asbury was born into a strictly Methodist family in Missouri in 1889. His pious background and his subsequent rejection of Methodism greatly influenced both his philosophy of life and his career as reporter and author. Indeed, many of his books deal with the darker, seamier side of American life. He is best know for his true crime books set in the 19th and early 20th century America. He died in 1963 of chronic lung problems, the legacy of a gas-attack in France during the f.
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