The Boss, and How He Came to Rule New York. The Rise of Power and Corruption in Gilded Age New York
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- Nombre de pages377
- FormatePub
- ISBN406-4-06-615320-5
- EAN4064066153205
- Date de parution18/12/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille644 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
Alfred Henry Lewis's "The Boss, and How He Came to Rule New York" is a compelling examination of the intricate and often murky world of political power in late 19th-century America. Through a blend of vivid narrative and astute character observation, Lewis deftly portrays the rise of a quintessential urban boss, exposing the interplay of greed, ambition, and corruption that defined the political landscape of New York City.
His literary style'Äîmarked by eloquent prose and incisive wit'Äîevokes the period's tumult, capturing both the chaos of the street level and the machinations occurring behind closed doors. Lewis, a notable journalist and novelist, had firsthand experience navigating the political intrigues of major cities, which informed his insightful storytelling and critical perspective on power dynamics. His background in investigative journalism provided him with a unique lens through which to explore the corruption and complexity of urban governance, making him acutely aware of the consequences of unchecked ambition in political figures.
His personal experiences, coupled with his literary ambitions, prompted an exploration of the moral questions surrounding leadership. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the historical context of American politics, the evolution of urban governance, and the lessons learned from past misdeeds. Lewis'Äôs work resonates with contemporary issues surrounding power and ethics, providing readers not only with a captivating story but also with a reflective critique of the political systems that endure today.
His literary style'Äîmarked by eloquent prose and incisive wit'Äîevokes the period's tumult, capturing both the chaos of the street level and the machinations occurring behind closed doors. Lewis, a notable journalist and novelist, had firsthand experience navigating the political intrigues of major cities, which informed his insightful storytelling and critical perspective on power dynamics. His background in investigative journalism provided him with a unique lens through which to explore the corruption and complexity of urban governance, making him acutely aware of the consequences of unchecked ambition in political figures.
His personal experiences, coupled with his literary ambitions, prompted an exploration of the moral questions surrounding leadership. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the historical context of American politics, the evolution of urban governance, and the lessons learned from past misdeeds. Lewis'Äôs work resonates with contemporary issues surrounding power and ethics, providing readers not only with a captivating story but also with a reflective critique of the political systems that endure today.
Alfred Henry Lewis's "The Boss, and How He Came to Rule New York" is a compelling examination of the intricate and often murky world of political power in late 19th-century America. Through a blend of vivid narrative and astute character observation, Lewis deftly portrays the rise of a quintessential urban boss, exposing the interplay of greed, ambition, and corruption that defined the political landscape of New York City.
His literary style'Äîmarked by eloquent prose and incisive wit'Äîevokes the period's tumult, capturing both the chaos of the street level and the machinations occurring behind closed doors. Lewis, a notable journalist and novelist, had firsthand experience navigating the political intrigues of major cities, which informed his insightful storytelling and critical perspective on power dynamics. His background in investigative journalism provided him with a unique lens through which to explore the corruption and complexity of urban governance, making him acutely aware of the consequences of unchecked ambition in political figures.
His personal experiences, coupled with his literary ambitions, prompted an exploration of the moral questions surrounding leadership. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the historical context of American politics, the evolution of urban governance, and the lessons learned from past misdeeds. Lewis'Äôs work resonates with contemporary issues surrounding power and ethics, providing readers not only with a captivating story but also with a reflective critique of the political systems that endure today.
His literary style'Äîmarked by eloquent prose and incisive wit'Äîevokes the period's tumult, capturing both the chaos of the street level and the machinations occurring behind closed doors. Lewis, a notable journalist and novelist, had firsthand experience navigating the political intrigues of major cities, which informed his insightful storytelling and critical perspective on power dynamics. His background in investigative journalism provided him with a unique lens through which to explore the corruption and complexity of urban governance, making him acutely aware of the consequences of unchecked ambition in political figures.
His personal experiences, coupled with his literary ambitions, prompted an exploration of the moral questions surrounding leadership. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the historical context of American politics, the evolution of urban governance, and the lessons learned from past misdeeds. Lewis'Äôs work resonates with contemporary issues surrounding power and ethics, providing readers not only with a captivating story but also with a reflective critique of the political systems that endure today.
