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The making of a town

Frank Le Rond McVey

1913

The economics of amenity

Robert H. McNulty

1985

The neighborhood project

David Sloan Wilson

2011

My Uncle, the Clockmaker: A Tale

Mary Botham Howitt

1845

Valuable information for residents of New York and prospectus of the work of the Society

City Improvement Society (N.Y.)

1892

Village improvement

Parris Thaxter Farwell

1913

The Renewable City

Peter Droege

2006

The modern city and its problems

Frederic Clemson Howe

1915

An even better place

Richard Gephardt, Michael Wessel

1999

Citizenship and Governance in a Changing City

Susan Ostrander

2013

A handbook of civic improvement

Herman G. James

1915

The Montreal spring clean-up campaigns

City Improvement Campaign Committee

1916

The Social economy of cities

Harold M. Rose, Gary Gappert

1975

Civic righteousness and civic pride

Newton Marshall Hall

1914

The Urban Image of Augustan Rome

Diane Favro

1996

The community activist's handbook

John Huenefeld

1970

[St. Louis civic and other documents from 1860-1918]

S. Waterhouse

2012

Civic revolutionaries

Kim Walesh, John Melville, Douglas C. Henton et al.

2004

Edmonton's urban villages

Ron Kuban

2005

Community projects

Cameron Yerian

1975

Eco- arts & crafts

Stuart A. Kallen

1993

It's your community!

Henry Bond Raymore

1965

To the Hon. Wm. Hale Thompson, Mayor of the City of Chicago and members of the City Council

M. J. Faherty

1921

Town improvement

Frederick Noble Evans

1919

The last municipal administration of Brooklyn

Brooklyn (New York, N.Y.). Mayor

1897

Urban acupuncture

Jaime Lerner

2014

City building

S. H. Clay

1913

The social survey

Carol Aronovici

1916

American cities

Arthur Benson Gilbert

1918

Modern cities

Horatio Milo Pollock

1913

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