How the Other Half Lives: Studies Among the Tenements of New York: From Poverty to Progress. Explore Jacob Riis' How the Other Half Lives and the ... Inequality. The Original Classic (annotated) - Hardcover

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• Top 25 19th-century events historical context afterword

• 1890 English edition in a modern, visually pleasing book layout

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A Historic Documentary Classic by the author Jacob Riis.
"How the Other Half Lives" by Danish-American author Jacob Riis is a classic book of documentary photography and social commentary first published in 1890. A celebrated work capturing the raw reality of tenement life and the struggle against social inequality.

Sneak Peak:
"A dense fog of misery enveloped the crowded tenements, where families fought against destitution amidst crumbling walls and dimly lit rooms. Their lives, unseen by many, laid bare in Riis' powerful photographs."

Synopsis:
In "How the Other Half Lives," Jacob Riis exposes the harsh conditions endured by impoverished New York City residents. With gripping photographs and evocative prose, Riis sheds light on the tenement dwellers, their resilience, and the urgent need for social reform. This seminal work remains a poignant reminder of the enduring struggle against social inequality.

A Stunning Reprint:
At Westen Classics, we have faithfully preserved the original integrity of this timeless masterpiece. Immerse yourself in the unedited and unchanged text, allowing you to experience Riis' work as it was first published. This remarkable title, capturing the human spirit in the face of adversity, makes for an extraordinary gift or a cherished addition to your personal library. Order now for prompt delivery and embark on this captivating journey.

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