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Booktv. Org. Doug most recounts the competition between boston and new york city, to build the nations first subway system during the late 19th century. This is a little under one hour. [applause] thank you. Thank you everyone for coming out on this lovely night. Ive done one of than earlier so far and the also was a slushy and lovely night. So maybe this is what you should expect Going Forward for things. It is also appropriate as i talk to people about this today, as i was thinking about this ...

A when i move to boston it was an experience. And as i started looking for a book idea i started looking at the boston subway knowing it was a point in america. One of the things that was interesting as we looked into the history of that and i discovered i had written a true story behind how the subway came to be. But then i was interested when i discovered the same time boston was debating and digging the subway new york was doing the exact same thing. At the same time in the late 1800s both ci...

This is a little under one hour. Thanks everyone for coming out on this slushy, lovely night. I have done one event so far on this and it was also a sluggishly, lovely night so maybe its what i should expect Going Forward for things. Its appropriate, talking to people about this today as i was thinking about the snow come its appropriate theres snow on the ground because snow as it turned out was a critical factor in the building of subways in this country. Ill talk about that, but subways becam...

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