Books

Marshall McLuhan, Ralph Salerno, Peg Bracken

The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

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Ralph Salerno (The Crime Confederation: Cosa Nostra and Allied Operations in Organized Crime), Peg Bracken (I Didn't Come Here to Argue), and Marshall McLuhan (From Cliche to Archetype) talk about their recent books at this 1969 Book and Author Luncheon.


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