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Dec 1, 1998 · Mass Market Paperback. $16.99. A new edition of a classic best-seller follows young Billy Bathgate through 1930s New York as he becomes involved with the nefarious schemes of the fascinating mobster Dutch Schultz and begins a potentially deadly affair with Dutch's paramour. Reprint.
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- E. L. Doctorow
It was in that year the previously reluctant Billy Graham gave his life to the Lord at a revival meeting led by travelling evangelist Rev. Mordecai Ham. At 16 years old, Billy Graham was about to experience the transformation of a traditional farm boy into an instrument of God. In the Woods
Billy is the titular central protagonist of the 2000 Cartoon Network animated TV series The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy. He is Mandy and Grim's best friend. He is a dim-witted, happy-go-lucky boy living in Endsville. He has an extremely low IQ of -5, having been outperformed by even inanimate objects. Good-natured and incredibly dopey, Billy's curiosity tends to get him into trouble he ...
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From the American master of historical fiction, an award-winning coming-of-age story set amidst the gangster underworld of Depression-era New York CityIt's 1930s New York and Billy Bathgate, a fifteen-year-old high-school-dropout, has captured the attention of the infamous gangster Dutch Schultz. The product of an East Bronx upbringing by a ...
Author. Billy Bathgate employs a favorite device of E.L. Doctorow: placing a fictional character in the midst of factual ones. Billy goes to work for Dutch Schultz and, in memorable prose, charts the downfall of Dutch and raises the compelling question of whether Billy betrays Dutch. The epic catalogue that ends the novel is worth every reader ...
