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  Cosa Nostra: A History of the Sicilian Mafia (Coronet) (Paperback) By (author) John Dickie

  

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  Short Description for Cosa NostraPresents the story of the Sicilian mafia, the world's most famous, most secretive and most misunderstood criminal fraternity. This book reconstructs the history of the Sicilian mafia from its origins, from the lemon groves and sulphur mines of Sicily, to the streets of Manhattan.
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  • Publisher: Hodder Paperback
  • Published: 08 March 2007
  • Format: Paperback 528 pages
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  • Categories: True Crime | Organized Crime | European History
  • ISBN 13: 9780340935262 ISBN 10: 034093526X
  • Sales rank: 28,534

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• "Cosa Nostra" is the compelling story of the Sicilian mafia, the world's most famous, most secretive and most misunderstood criminal fraternity. The mafia has been given many names since it was founded one hundred and forty years ago: the Sect, the Brotherhood, the Honoured Society, and now Cosa Nostra. Yet as times have changed, the mafia's subtle and bloody methods have remained the same. Now, for the first time, "Cosa Nostra" reconstructs the complete history of the Sicilian mafia from its origins to the present day, from the lemon groves and sulphur mines of Sicily, to the streets of Manhattan. "Cosa Nostra" is a definitive history, rich in atmosphere, and with the narrative pace of the best detective fiction, and has been updated to make it the most vital contemporary account of the mafia ever published. The mob genre has finally grown up.