In the canon
The Power Broker
- Form
- Form Non-fiction
- Year
- Year 1974
- Pages
- Pages 1344
Robert Moses never won an election, and he never learned to drive. For forty-four years he decided where New Yorkers would swim, where they would live, and how they would get to work, and he did it from appointed offices who's charters he had written himself, funded by toll revenue no mayor could reach.
If the end doesn't justify the means, what does?
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