The City as History

The list author says:
	"The Chicago Worlds' Fair of 1893 was a memorial to American ingenuity: and the scene of unimaginable horrors."

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	"Jed Horne was managing editor of the New Orleans Times-Picayune when the city went underwater."

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	"Detailed, thorough history of the great deluge by a Tulane University Professor who lived through it."

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	"Pulitzer Prize winning history of the court-ordered desegregation of Boston's public schools, and the racial and social unrest that followed."

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	"The overlooked contribution of the Dutch to the Colonial experience of the United States."

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	"Noted LBJ biographer withe the life of one of the major movers and shakers of New York City."

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	"Well-told account of a little known episode in New York history."

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	"David McCullough examines the extraordinary story of the Roeblings and their quest to bridge the East River. truly an outstanding book.It's also a biogography of the Roeblings...father and son...who built the bridge."

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	"The Great Colombian Exposition and its aftermath.The original"Theme Park."

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	"Corruptiom and Greed in 1950's Los Angeles."

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	"The story of the Cholera epidemic of  1846__and the search for its source: a contaminated water fountain."

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	"Naturally!"

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	"The cholera epidemic of 1846 and its aftermath."

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	"Southie...south Boston."

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	"Boston: the Paris of America. Home of Emerson, Hawthorne,the Kennedys and Tip O'Neill.  Educational mecca (Harvard, MIT, Vassar). Great town for eating and drinking."

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	"Well done compendium to New York City by my alma mater, Columbia University."

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	"Yellow fever almost wiped out Memphis in the 19th century."

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	"Philadelphia gets no respect. Sure, it has the Liberty Bell and Ben Franklin, but it was the cradle of the Constitution. It's like Israel: "Who Knew?""

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	"Byzantium; Constantinople, Istanbul. What a story!"

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	"Early sociological work on the tenements of Hell's Kitchen in New York City."

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	"The author of "Animal Farm" and "1984" during a down time."