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This report provides a detailed summary of the activities of the New York Society for the Suppression of Vice over the course of a year. Founded in 1873, the Society was dedicated to promoting moral uprightness and fighting against obscenity and other perceived evils. The report includes anecdotes and case studies that offer a fascinating glimpse into the moral landscape of 19th-century New York. Historians of social movements and anyone interested in the history of morality in America will find much of value in this volume.
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