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Current bibliography of urban history

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Diana Dixon  and
Anthony Sutcliffe
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Urban History Yearbook , Volume 11 , May 1984 , pp. 118 - 168
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Charities see also 1270

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AGRICULTURE

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FINE ARTS

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