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The boss. An essay upon the art of governing American cities. By Henry Champernowne
Published by New York: Geo. H. Richmond, 1894, 1894
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£ 30.39
Convert currency£ 21.39 shipping from U.S.A. to United KingdomQuantity: 1 available
Add to basketworn small green cloth, chipped at top of spine, front endpaper roughly cut out, paper nice and white, binding solid, covers soiled. previous owner's name in pencil. MEANS, DAVID MACGREGOR. The boss. An essay upon the art of governing American cities. By Henry Champernowne. New York: Geo. H. Richmond, 1894, 1st edition, viii, 243pp., . Henry Champernowne was the pseudonym used by David MacGregor Means. - No additional printings listed on copyright page.
