The Streets Were Paved With Gold (2011)
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DR. SAMUEL JOHNSON, according to legend, once absconded with a housemaid for a brief holiday. Mrs. Johnson, ever vigilant, followed. As the Doctor and the maid thrashed under a coverlet, Mrs. Johnson burst into the bedroom and exclaimed, “My dear. I am surprised!”
“No, my dear,” corrected her husband. “You are shocked. I am surprised!”
In the jockeying between New York and Washington, each side vies for the role of the shocked wife. Each claims the other is cheating. Most New York officials beli...eve there is a national urban crisis and the city’s afflictions are common and require national solutions. Many in Washington and around the country believe they are unique to New York and require local solutions. New York views itself as a bellwether city; the country views New York as a bastard child. Who is right is as important a question as whether Washington is to blame.
Is New York unique?
Governor Carey thinks not. Addressing the Congress in 1975, Carey capped his plea for seasonal loans by claiming, “I cannot deny that there is a contagion in New York which is about to sweep across the nation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DR. SAMUEL JOHNSON, according to legend, once absconded with a housemaid for a brief holiday. Mrs. Johnson, ever vigilant, followed. As the Doctor and the maid thrashed under a coverlet, Mrs. Johnson burst into the bedroom and exclaimed, “My dear. I am surprised!”
“No, my dear,” corrected her husband. “You are shocked. I am surprised!”
In the jockeying between New York and Washington, each side vies for the role of the shocked wife. Each claims the other is cheating. Most New York officials beli...eve there is a national urban crisis and the city’s afflictions are common and require national solutions. Many in Washington and around the country believe they are unique to New York and require local solutions. New York views itself as a bellwether city; the country views New York as a bastard child. Who is right is as important a question as whether Washington is to blame.
Is New York unique?
Governor Carey thinks not. Addressing the Congress in 1975, Carey capped his plea for seasonal loans by claiming, “I cannot deny that there is a contagion in New York which is about to sweep across the nation.
What to read after The Streets Were Paved With Gold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ken Auletta to read onlineMoreLess
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