Madam
Debby Applegate
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Debby Applegate
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The book ‘Madam’ is written by Debby Applegate. The story is about Pearl ‘Polly’ Adler, a notorious madam who hosted gangsters, politicians, writers, sports stars, and Cafe Society swells in her Manhattan brothels during the Roaring Twenties. The book analyzes the 1920s, a corrupt yet glamorous and transformational era. The book is categorized under genres like Biography, History, Crime and Non-Fiction.

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Debby Applegate

Debby Applegate works as a historian and biographer whose research turns individual lives into broad American social history. Madam traces Polly Adler’s journey from an immigrant childhood to notoriety in Jazz Age New York, placing her business, court battles, political connections, and public reputation inside…

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