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Unlikely heroes emerge from "summary" of The Devil in the White City by Erik Larson

Within the chaos and darkness of the 1893 World's Fair in Chicago, where a sinister serial killer lurked, unlikely heroes arose. These individuals, who had no intention of becoming heroes, found themselves thrust into situations that required them to act courageously and selflessly. One such hero was Daniel Burnham, the renowned architect tasked with overseeing the fair's construction. Burnham faced immense challenges and obstacles in bringing his grand vision to life, including tight deadlines, budget constraints, and political infighting. Despite these difficulties, Burnham displayed remarkable leadership and determination, inspiring his team to work tirelessly towards a common goal. Another unexpected hero was Dr. H. H. Holmes, a charming and charismatic figure who used his charm to deceive and manipulate others. Behind his affable facade, Holmes was a cold-blooded killer who preyed on vulnerable young women. However, it was Holmes' very ability to deceive that ultimately led to his downfall, as his lies and inconsistencies unraveled under scrutiny. I...
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    The Devil in the White City

    Erik Larson

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