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Greater New Jersey
New jersey, history
New york (n.y.), social conditions
Regionalism
Group identity
Local History
City and town life
Relations
International relations
Social conditions
"Greater New Jersey sets itself apart from other works about the state by virtue of its inquiry. While contemporary in outlook, the book underscores the role of history in shedding light on the New Jersey and Manhattan of today. Dennis E. Gale examines the complex interactions that knit together a r…
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