The Tragedy of American Compassion Quotes

“Oliver Dyer, calculated that if all of New York’s post-Civil War liquor shops (5,500), houses of prostitution (647, by his count), gambling halls, and other low-life establishments were placed for a night on a single street, they would reach from City Hall in lower Manhattan to White Plains thirty miles away, with a robbery every 165 yards, a murder every half mile, and thirty reporters offering sensational detail.4”
― Marvin Olasky, The Tragedy of American Compassion