The Shame of the Cities

Lincoln Steffens

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Introduction; and some conclusions -- Tweed days in St. Louis -- The shame of Minneapolis -- The shamelessness of St. Louis. -- Pittsburg: a city ashamed -- Philadelphia: corrupt and contented -- Chicago: half free and fighting on -- New York: good government to the test.

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