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描述
From The 1910s Through The Depression 30s, When Chicago Was The Undisputed Hobo Capital Of The United States, A Small North Side Neighborhood Know As Towertown Was The Vital Center Of An Extraordinary Cultural/political Ferment. It Was Home To Bughouse Square (the Nation's Most Renowned Outdoor Free-speech Center), Ben Reitman's Hobo College, And The Fabulous Dil Pickle Club, A Highly Unorthodox Institution Of Higher Learning That Doubled As The Craziest Nightclub In The World. Hobohemia Contains A Long Time Towertowner's Vivid Reminiscences Of This Colorful, Dynamic, Creative And Radical Community That Flourished For A Generation Despite Constant Onslaughts From The Red Squad, The Vice Squad, Bourgeois Journalists And Fundamentalist Bigots. Frank O. Beck ; Edited & Introduced By Franklin Rosemont. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
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Frank O Beck, Frank O. Beck, Frank Orman Beck
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Frank Orman Beck, Frank O Beck, Frank O. Beck
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Charles H. Kerr Publishing Company
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Chicago: Charles H. Kerr Company
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United States, United States of America
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1st edition, 2000
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Chicago, c2000
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1st, 2021
元数据中的注释
Also issued online. LC copy: Additional Gift: Paul Avrich, 2006. Has inscription to Paul Avrich by Franklin Rosemont on t.p.
备用描述
ONE THOUSAND HOMELESS MEN is the name of a worthwhile human study made of the denizens of West Madison Street.
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