The Man-Traps of the City

In this cautionary tale from the late 19th century, author Thomas Edward Green warns young men about the dangers of city life. Through a series of fictionalized stories, Green depicts the vices and pitfalls of urban existence, from gambling and alcoholism to prostitution and crime. A fascinating glimpse into the social and moral challenges of a bygone era.

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