<p>In 'The Apaches of New York', Alfred Henry Lewis presents a vivid tableau of New York City's gang culture in the early twentieth century. With an ethnographer's precision, Lewis transcribes the lexicon of the streets into literature, echoing the vernacular of the era's underworld. The reader is transported to the gritty Lower East Side of Manhattan, where the stories unfurl against a backdrop of emerging urban conflict. Lewis's narrative techn...