At 5:45 p.m. on September 9, 1919, nearly every patrolman on the Boston Police Department abandoned their posts, leaving the city victim to four days of crime, looting and mob violence. This is the story of what led to the strike and the political ramifications of the greatest tragedy in American policing.
At 5:45 p.m. on September 9, 1919, nearly every patrolman on the Boston Police Department abandoned their posts, leaving the city victim to four days of crime, looting and mob violence. This is the story of what led to the strike and the political ramifications of the greatest tragedy in American policing.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Prologue: September 8-9, 1919 1 America's First Police Department 2 The Boston Police Department 3 Political Control of the BPD 4 The Great War's Impact on Boston 5 Boston's Leadership 6 Governor Calvin Coolidge 7 The Call for Unionization 8 The Road to Hell . . . 9 In the Absence of Police, September 9, 1919 10 The Boston Riots, September 10, 1919 11 Quelling the Violence, September 11, 1919 12 Coolidge Takes Charge, September 12, 1919 13 Firing and Hiring a Police Department, September 13, 1919 14. . . Is Paved with Good Intentions Epilogue: August 3, 1981 Afterword Bibliography Index About the Author
Prologue: September 8-9, 1919 1 America's First Police Department 2 The Boston Police Department 3 Political Control of the BPD 4 The Great War's Impact on Boston 5 Boston's Leadership 6 Governor Calvin Coolidge 7 The Call for Unionization 8 The Road to Hell . . . 9 In the Absence of Police, September 9, 1919 10 The Boston Riots, September 10, 1919 11 Quelling the Violence, September 11, 1919 12 Coolidge Takes Charge, September 12, 1919 13 Firing and Hiring a Police Department, September 13, 1919 14. . . Is Paved with Good Intentions Epilogue: August 3, 1981 Afterword Bibliography Index About the Author
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