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Erik Larson
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Erik Larson

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    …nonfiction book by American author Erik Larson, published in 2003, that tells parallel stories about the civic pride and big-city boosterism of the Gilded Age (c. 1870–1900) and the often gruesome crimes of a con man and murderer. Using a literary, novelistic style that lends the narrative the feel of…

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    …nonfiction book by American author Erik Larson, published in 2003, that tells parallel stories about the civic pride and big-city boosterism of the Gilded Age (c. 1870–1900) and the often gruesome crimes of a con man and murderer. Using a literary, novelistic style that lends the narrative the feel of…

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