1902 ~ Hutchins Hapgood ~ Spirit Of The Ghetto ~ Hardcover ~ Jacob Epstein

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Frontispiece with tissue guard, and more than 50 illustrations by Jacob Epstein. This view of turn-of-the-century Jewish culture in New York portrays the lives of Jewish immigrants: everyday people, intellectuals, artists, reformers, and literary figures such as Abraham Cahan, along with the stars of Yiddish theater. A pioneering ethnographic work that became one of the classics of literary journalism in the United States. In it Hutchins Hapgood employed a method he called "assisted biography" which blended sociology and biography with literary journalism to present vivid portraits of the lives and work of the new immigrants. In the process Hapgood defined the tilt of all of his best work. Still regarded as Hapgood's finest achievement. Funk & Wagnalls Company, New York and London,
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