Title: The "Bad Boy of Baltimore" Autobiography Vol. III
Product review: From Ungie Hornblower to nomination for the vice presidency, Mencken serves up autobiographical shorts that'll make you howl. Though he lived on Hollins Street for most of his life, his stories paint a full picture of "Charm City" from 1890-1936 (at least from the eyes of the most feared and respected critic of the time).
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