I bought a paperback version of Robert Caro’s The Power Broker nearly 50 years ago when I was a young law school dropout sick of living in the traffic-wracked New York City that Robert Moses, the subject of the book, created. Like many others, I placed the book prominently on my bookshelf and left it unread. But new to retirement and full of vows, I decided this fall to finally read all 1,246 pages.
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