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Current bibliography of urban history

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Urban History Yearbook , Volume 10 , May 1983 , pp. 110 - 161
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Drainage

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VIII SHAPING THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT: RESEARCH METHODS, AIDS AND MATERIALS

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UTOPIAN PLANNING AND EXPERIMENTS

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HOUSING IMPROVEMENT: Control of housing conditions

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Cinema

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