The Mafia is Not an Equal Opportunity Employer

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McGraw-Hill, 1971 - True Crime - 179 pages
A "New York Times" investigative reporter outlines the birth and growth of organized crime in America and explains how "the mob" operates today.

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Foreword by Robert M Morgenthau
9
Confessions of an Investigative Reporter 7
11
Yes Mr Ruddy There Is a Mafia
27
Copyright

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About the author (1971)

Nicholas Gage, a native of Greece, lives in North Grafton, Massachusetts.

Bibliographic information

TitleThe Mafia is Not an Equal Opportunity Employer
Volume 5151 of Dell book
AuthorNicholas Gage
PublisherMcGraw-Hill, 1971
Original fromthe University of California
DigitizedFeb 18, 2011
ISBN0070226857, 9780070226852
Length179 pages
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True Crime / Organized Crime
  
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