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Slim's table

Mitchell Duneier

1994

Tests of a flat slab floor of the Western newspaper union building

A. N. Talbot

1918

Frank Lloyd Wright's Robie House

Zarine Weil

2010

Discovery and conquests of the North-west, with the history of Chicago

Blanchard, Rufus

1879

Black metropolis

Horace R. Cayton, St. Clair Drake

1945

1001 [i.e. A thousand and one] afternoons in Chicago

Ben Hecht

1922

American apocalypse

Ross Miller

1990

Biography of Timothy B. Blackstone

Ida Hinman

1917

Biennial Report of the Secretary of State of the State of Illinois

Office of Secretary of State, Illinois, Illinois Office of Secretary of State

1916

When corruption was king

Hillel Levin, Robert Cooley

2006

Bridges to an American city

Sidney Sorkin

1993

What Cops Know

Connie Fletcher

1990

20 Years at Hull House

Jane Addams

1910

Black self-determination

Arthur M. Brazier

1969

The poorhouse

Devereux Bowly

1978

Insull

Forrest McDonald

1962

Studs Lonigan

James T. Farrell

1935

A catalogue of printed materials relating to the Philippine Islands 1519-1900, in the Newberry Library

Newberry Library

1959

The Comeback Season

Jennifer E. Smith

2015

World revolutionary propaganda

Dorothy Blumenstock, Harold Dwight Lasswell

1970

Plan of Chicago

Burnham, Daniel Hudson, E. Bennett, D. Burnham

1908

Al Capone and His Gang (Famous Dead People)

Alan MacDonald

1999

The Gold coast and slum

Harvey Warren Zorbaugh

1929

Challenging Chicago

Perry Duis

1998

Surgeon

Richard T. Caleel, John Littell

1986

The hobo

Nels Anderson

1961

Living the revolution

David Lewis Stein

1969

A system of practical surgery

Fergusson, William Sir

1843

Families against the city

Richard Sennett

1974

World War II Chicago

Melvin G. Holli, Paul Michael Green, Paul M. Green &

2003

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