The bosses

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The bosses

edited by John D. Haeger, Michael P. Weber

Forum Press, c1979

Rev. ed

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Bibliography: p. [115]-118

Contents of Works

  • The nineteenth-century political boss: Goodnow, F. The Tweed ring. Callow, A. B., Jr. The immigrant and the boss. Plunkitt, G. W. The ward boss. Ostrogorski, M. Corporations, machines, and bosses. Croker, R. An apology for bossism
  • The twentieth-century political boss: Howe, F. C. The boss as reformer. Dorsett, L. The New Deal and the boss. Halberstam, D. Richard J. Daley, modern boss. Royko, M. Machines politics, Chicago style. Banfield, E. and Wilson, J. The future of machine politics

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The nineteenth-century political boss: Goodnow, F. The Tweed ring. Callow, A. B., Jr. The immigrant and the boss. Plunkitt, G. W. The ward boss. Ostrogors M. Corporations, machines, and bosses. Croker, R. An apology for bossism.--T twentieth-centurypolitical boss: Howe, F. C. The boss as reformer. Dorsett, The New Deal and the boss. Halberstam, D. Richard J. Daley, modern boss. Roy M. Machines politics, Chicago style. Banfield, E. and Wilson, J. The future machine politics.

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