Abstract
This analytical essay presents a report of a well-known book namely "A Shadow in the City: Confessions of an Undercover Drug Warrior", which was written by Charles Bowden. The bibliography appends one source in APA format.
Outline
I.Introduction
II.Summary
III.Author's position on the Drug War
IV.Influence of the book on my personal views of the drug war
V.Conclusion
Introduction
"A Shadow in the City: Confessions of an Undercover Drug Warrior" is a well-known book written by Charles Bowden. As evident by the name, the book deals with drugs, the drug war and an under cover drug warrior. The author of this book has touched a subject which has generally always been considered dark by many; and for that he has put forward the picture of a man who has worked extremely hard nearly all his life to put an end to the war against drugs. The author has gone deep into the mind of a person namely Mr.
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