An Autobiography · Character
Costigan
Political figure in New York state.
minor
Also known as Costigan, Mr. Costigan
First appearance: viii the new york governorship
Costigan shows up with force in Applied Idealism. The page is where that presence becomes real.
A district leader who explains to Roosevelt that the same gang votes in all primaries, highlighting political corruption.
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