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The Secrets of the Great City: a work descriptive of the virtues and the vices, the mysteries, miseries and crimes of New York City

Martin, Edward Winslow. The Secrets of the Great City: a work descriptive of the virtues and the vices, the mysteries, miseries and crimes of New York City. Philadelphia: Jones, Brothers & Co., 1868. 126, 130.
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Type: 
book
Genre: 
history, travelogue, essay

People Mentioned in this Work

Urner, Nathan [pages:126, 130]

Urner is cited as a "valuable authority" on the lives of itinerant, indigent child minstrels in the city (126).

MENTIONED IN - The Secrets of the Great City: a work descriptive of the virtues and the vices, the mysteries, miseries and crimes of New York City

Urner, Nathan

An editor, poet, journalist, and short story writer, Nathan Dane Urner had a prosperous literary career, serving as the city editor of the New York Tribune (Current Literature