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Lincoln Steffens

    April 6, 1866 – August 9, 1936

    This author gained renown for his incisive investigative reporting that exposed government and political corruption. He began his journalistic career at the New York Evening Post and later became an editor at McClure's magazine, where he was a prominent muckraker. His work often explored deeper societal issues, viewing radical change as a potential solution. Later in his career, he developed an interest in revolutionary transformations, leading to his famous, though controversial, observations about the future.

    The Shame of the Cities
    • The Shame of the Cities

      • 136 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

      Focusing on political science and local governance, this classic work examines the intricacies of municipal government and the societal issues tied to it. Its historical significance is underscored by Alpha Editions' commitment to preserving the text in a modern, clear format, ensuring accessibility for contemporary and future readers. The book's reformatted and redesigned presentation enhances readability, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the dynamics of urban politics and civic responsibility.

      The Shame of the Cities