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Current Bibliography of Urban History

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Urban History Yearbook , Volume 4 , May 1977 , pp. 145 - 185
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957 Lucas, P, Publicity and power: James Ramsden's experiments with daily journalism. CWAAS 75 (1975) 352–75.Google Scholar

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VIEWS OF THE CITY; The city in literature

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