### From Publishers Weekly Starred Review. In 1911, Iron Workers Union leaders James and Joseph McNamara plea-bargained in exchange for prison sentences instead of death after bombing the offices of th\_e Los Angeles Times\_βkilling 21 people and wounding many more. The bombing had been part of a b
American Lightning- Terror, Mystery, Movie-Making, and the Crime of the Century
β Scribed by Blum, Howard
- Book ID
- 107096705
- Publisher
- Crown Publishing Group
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 2 MB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9780307410269
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### From Publishers Weekly Starred Review. In 1911, Iron Workers Union leaders James and Joseph McNamara plea-bargained in exchange for prison sentences instead of death after bombing the offices of th\_e Los Angeles Times\_βkilling 21 people and wounding many more. The bombing had been part of a b
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