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A Bit of the History Behind My NYC Books
In the 1880’s, the New York Police department acted as a money-making arm of the city’s corrupt government. Patrolmen collected graft from brothels, bar halls and gamblers. The police pocketed some of the loot, but most of the money made its way into Tammany Hall’s coffers. Systematic corruption encompassed nearly every aspect of life in the department: cops had to buy their promotions. If they didn’t have ready cash, Tammany politicians would lend them the amount, and charge interest, of course. The promotions weren’t cheap – a captain’s position went for as much as $15,000.
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Benjamin Evans cares for his younger sister and brother but still finds some time for college. Then he receives an offer of a full scholarship, if he communicates with his anonymous benefactor via voice recording. Dubbing his patron Mrs. Moneybags, he proceeds to share private details of his life — in addition to the required details about school. Soon Ben’s curiosity about his sponsor increases, and he’s determined to discover her identity.
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