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The French Quarter thomas and emily de quinceyHome to the notorious "Blue Book," which listed the names and addresses of every prostitute living in the city, New Orleans's infamous red light district gained a reputation as one of the most raucous in the world. But the New Orleans underworld consisted of much more than the local bordellos. It was also well known as the early gambling capital of the United States, and sported one of the most violent records of street crime in the country. In The

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this series is an oral history of World War II from those who were there

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and Prendergast's narratives of the extraordinary history and evolving social movements that directly link Congo with the United States and Europe

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