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Whitey
Whitey

By Dick Lehr

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Whitey
Whitey

By Gerard O Neill, Dick Lehr

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Trell
Trell

By Bahni Turpin, Dick Lehr

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Trell: Nothing But the Truth
Trell: Nothing But the Truth

By Dick Lehr

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“Trell is an appealingly gutsy heroine whose belief in her father is strong enough to drag an attorney and a down-on-his-luck journalist into her orbit.” — School Library JournalO...

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The Underboss
The Underboss

By Gerard O Neill, Dick Lehr, O Neill

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"Gennaro J. "Jerry" Angiulo returned home to Boston from service in the Navy in 1947 to drive a delivery truck - and to relentlessly climb the rungs of local organized crime. By 1961 Angiulo and hi...

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The Birth of a Nation
The Birth of a Nation

By Dick Lehr

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Birth of a Nation
Birth of a Nation

By Dick Lehr

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Black Mass
Black Mass

By Gerard O Neill, Dick Lehr

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Birth of a Movement
Birth of a Movement

By Dick Lehr

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Black Mass
Black Mass

By Gerard O Neill, Dick Lehr

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