Morton,James. Books

A chilling look at gangs in every part of the world by an accomplished writer. Includes gangs such as "Ma" Barker's Boys, the Purple Gang of Detroit, and the Smaldones of Denver. -- Publisher descr...

The poverty of nations

By James Morton

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Gangland Robbers

By Susanna Lobez

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Gangland This Unsporting Life

By James Morton, Susanna Lobez

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Mad Frank s Underworld History of Britain

By James Morton, Frank Fraser

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Brilliant Bread

By James Morton

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How Baking Works

By James Morton

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Mammoth Book of Gangs

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Sourdough

By James Morton

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