How New York City is Governed

First published in 1895, this book offers detailed insights into the workings of New York City's government. Parton covers everything from the role of the mayor to the function of local courts, painting a vivid portrait of the complex mechanisms that keep the city running smoothly. Readers interested in politics, urban planning, or public policy will find much to enjoy in this informative and illuminating volume.

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