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municipal laws targeting "unsightly beggars" sprang up in cities across America
Kimberle Crenshaw
For the first time in one volume
Tapping into a rich array of sources - from turn-of-the-century government records to an advice book aimed at Italians financed by the DAR
and the tragedy at Jonestown are just a few examples of such apocalyptic scenarios
Patton's Last Gamble Renita Coleman municipal laws targeting "unsightly beggars"In March 1945, against the advice of his top subordinates, Gen. George Patton created a special task force to venture more than fifty miles behind enemy lines and liberate a POW camp near Hammelburg, Germany. The camp held some 1,500 American prisoners, including Patton's son in law. Hampered by ambushes and a lack of fuel and even maps, the raid was a disaster, one of the worst mistakes of Patton's legendary career. Out of some 300 men, only three
