The Boss of New Orleans HBWL Emerging from small-town beginnings to

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The Boss of New Orleans HBWL Emerging from small-town beginnings toAlthough relatively unknown today, Martin Behrman dominated New Orleans politics in the early twentieth century, serving as mayor from 1904 to 1920 and again in 1925 for a brief period before his death. His political organization loosely referred to as "The Regulars," "The Old Regulars," or "The Choctaw Club" was in complete control of the city during a period of rapid change. Behrman's model of government, often called "Behrmanism" by detractors, was