About This Book
A chronological account of major civil disturbances in New York across more than a century, detailing causes, notable incidents, and the responses of police, military, and civic authorities. Each chapter treats a distinct outbreak—racial violence, election and political conflicts, anti-abolition and immigrant-targeted mobs, food and labor unrest, theatrical riots, and opposition to conscription—using contemporary press reports, official records, and eyewitness material to reconstruct events and show how public order was contested and restored in different social and political contexts.
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