Chicago

A detailed Summary of Chicago


To know Chicago is an experience in first principles: despair and a great hope. A despair, not so much because Chicago is cruel and crude as because "culture" has been struck upon its surface as a businessman's expedient or thoughtlessly bought by the rich as a luxury. Bought in blissful ignorance of the more vital, less fashionable contribution Chicago has to make for life. Chicago has always been seen as a city that was built on making money. It was the Industrial Revolution that brought about this massive influx of people, worker



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