title: Fighting Organized Crime: Politics, Justice, and the Legacy of Thomas E. Dewey
author:  Mary M. Stolberg 
description: "A thoughtful and colorful account of the 'law and order' issue in Franklin Roosevelt's own New York State, showing how a young Republican, Thomas Dewey, captured the nation's attention and almost succeeded FDR in the White House by waging war on big time crime and Empire State politics." -- <i>Calvin Woodard, University of Virginia</i>
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