Cities in American history. Edited, with introductions, by Kenneth T. Jackson and Stanley K. Schultz.

Main entry:

Jackson, Kenneth T., compiler.

Title & Author:

Cities in American history. Edited, with introductions, by Kenneth T. Jackson and Stanley K. Schultz.

Edition:

[1st ed.].

Publication:

New York, Knopf [1972]

Description:

xi, 508 pages illustrations 25 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 492-506).
pt. 1. The city in American history -- pt. 2. Cities in the New World, 1607-1800 -- pt. 3. Cities in an expanding nation, 1780-1865 -- pt. 4. Immigration, migration, and mobility, 1865-1920 -- pt. 5. The recurrent urban crisis -- pt. 6. Bosses, machines, and urban reform -- pt. 7. Dilemmas of metropolitan America.

ISBN:

0394475585
9780394475585
0394311477 (text ed.)
9780394311470 (text ed.)

Subject:

Cities and towns United States.
Villes États-Unis.
Cities and towns
Cities and towns United States History.
Urbanization United States History.
United States
geografie
geography
geschiedenis
history
steden
towns
stedelijke gebieden
urban areas
vs
usa
Historical Geography
Economic, Social, and Cultural History of North America
Historische geografie
Economische, sociale en cultuurgeschiedenis van Noord-Amerika

Form/genre:

Books.

Added entries:

Schultz, Stanley K., compiler.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 208637
Call No.: HT123 .C5 1972
Status: Available

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