Author: Plunkitt, George Washington
Synopsis:
In "Plunkitt of Tammany Hall," ex-Senator George Washington Plunkitt shares his insights on practical politics through a series of candid talks delivered from his bootblack stand at the New York County courthouse. Plunkitt, known as the Tammany philosopher, offers a unique perspective on the inner workings of Tammany Hall, the infamous political machine of New York City. With colorful anecdotes and unabashed honesty, Plunkitt reveals the strategies, tactics, and ethical dilemmas involved in the world of politics, shedding light on the blurred lines between public service and personal gain.
Genres:
Political non-fiction, Memoir, Satire
Themes:
Political corruption, Ethical dilemmas, Power and influence, Public service
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