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Preface
Part I. From Italy's South to America's South
1. Italy's South and La Mala Vita
2. Italian Immigrants and Criminals in New Orleans
3. Hennessy's Murder and the Mafia
Part II. The Immigrant Era
4. The Black Hand
5. Early Ventures in Syndicate Crime
Part III. Flowering of the Italian Syndicates
6. Prohibition: Consolidation of the Syndicates
7. "The Americanization of the Mobs"
8. The 'Thirties: No Depression for the Syndicates
9. The Summing Up—and a Glimpse Beyond
Chapter Notes
Bibliographic Note
Index
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Luc Alexandre
reviewed The Business of Crime: Italians and Syndicate Crime in the United States on March 27, 2009
The Business of Crime
Dissapointing that Moore went for fictionalized novel of real-life events, but still an engrossing read. Fine narrative and detail of police and underworld. Some lurid passages should have been excised. Kind of an empty ending, but perhaps that's the point. This sort of thing couldn't be resolved neatly.
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