A landmark study of social conditions in Boston during the early 20th century. Based on extensive surveys and interviews with thousands of residents, this book offers a comprehensive look at the economic, political, and cultural factors that shaped life in the city. From the struggles of immigrant families to the aspirations of the middle class, this work provides a window into a bygone era and illuminates the challenges still faced by urban communities today.

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