Berger: the Eight Million (Cloth)

Berger: the Eight Million (Cloth), Volume 1, provides a detailed look into the social life and customs of New York City through the eyes of a seasoned journalist. This historical work, written by M Berger, serves as a compelling journal of a New York correspondent. It offers an intimate perspective on the urban landscape and the diverse people inhabiting the metropolis during a significant era in American history.

As a scholarly reprint published by Columbia University Press, this volume functions as a collection of addresses, essays, and lectures. It explores the complex social fabric of New York, making it a valuable resource for those studying urban history and sociology. The text, illustrated by Henry Berger, documents the unique character of the city and its inhabitants, providing a primary source account of life in one of the world's most iconic locations.