The Social Evil is a groundbreaking study of prostitution in the city of New York. Written by the Committee of Fifteen, a group of prominent citizens concerned about the issue, the book provides a detailed examination of the social and economic factors that contribute to prostitution. The book also explores the legal and moral implications of prostitution, and suggests possible solutions to the problem.
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