The Confessions of a Rum-Runner and Madeleine Vionnet made their

and Madeleine Vionnet made their influence felt on Midwestern farms and in urban ghettos

military genius

this compact and inexpensive anthology offers a fascinating overview of early American literature

In addition to establishing the lines along which the genre developed

The Confessions of a Rum-Runner and Madeleine Vionnet made theirThe names have been changed to protect the guilty, but this is an otherwise authentic firsthand account of liquor smuggling during Prohibition. Crackling with excitement and adventure, it ranges from "Rum Row" where boats anchor beyond the three mile limit until their illicit cargo can be transferred to speedboats and delivered into the eager hands of bootleggers to backwoods cabin hideaways and society drawing rooms. Danger haunts every step of the