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Prohibition: Thirteen Years That Changed America PAPERBACK FOLKLORE and other archetypal correspondences

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and other archetypal correspondences

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Prohibition: Thirteen Years That Changed America PAPERBACK FOLKLORE and other archetypal correspondencesThis book delves into the political, historical, and cultural aspects of Prohibition in the United States, examining not only commonly known aspects such as gangsters and speakeasies, but also lesser known stereotypes. It includes accounts from George Remus, a former Chicago based lawyer who became a bootlegger, and Mabel Willebrandt of the Justice Department, who worked to dismantle Remus's power. The author, a seasoned journalist and war

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