Unplanned Suburbs: Toronto's American Tragedy, 1900 to 1950

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376

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626 g

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Johns Hopkins University Press

Kurzbeschreibung

"This is an outstanding book...What Richard Harris has done is to add a completely new dimension to North American urban history." -- Anthony R. Sutcliffe, Cities<P>"The book is remarkable for its breadth, depth, and accuracy...Unplanned Suburbs stands out...impressively as an excellent historical research primer." -- APA Journal<P>"Harris tells a nearly forgotten story...If he is right about Toronto's suburban history being typical of North America, an entire chapter of it -- the owner-built blue-collar suburb -- has simply dropped out of memory." -- Planning

Portrait

Richard Harrison has developed Symbian OS software for 10 years. He is currently a senior technical author at Symbian. This work is a collaborative effort incorporating the expertise of over 30 Symbian engineers

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Mehr von:  Richard Harrison, Johns Hopkins University Press