This book sympathizes with the perpetrator of a spate of slashings in its section "The Man with the Knife." This book's title
This book sympathizes with the perpetrator of a spate of slashings in its section "The Man with the Knife." This book's title was parodied for the title of a 1976 treatise on world hunger by Franco-American activist Susan George, and was itself drawn from Rabelais's Gargantua and Pantegruel. The author of this book received a laudatory card reading "I have read your book, and I have come to help." As a result of this book, the Drexel Committee was organized, and a park was built in the former Five Points neighborhood. Theodore Roosevelt called the Danish immigrant who wrote this book "the best American I ever knew." It describes in detail the sweatshops and slums on the Lower East Side. For 10 points, name this photojournalistic muckracking publication by Jacob Riis.
This book sympathizes with the perpetrator of a spate of slashings in its section "The Man with the Knife.
How the Other Half Lives: Studies among the Tenements of New York