An edition of Pastoral cities (1987)

Pastoral cities

urban ideals and the symbolic landscape of America

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An edition of Pastoral cities (1987)

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Language
English
Pages
272

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Pastoral cities: urban ideals and the symbolic landscape of America
1987, University of Wisconsin Press
in English

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Published in

Madison, Wis

Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. 257-263.
Includes index.

Series
History of American thought and culture

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
810/.9/321732
Library of Congress
PS169.C57 M3 1987

The Physical Object

Pagination
xvi, 272 p. :
Number of pages
272

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL2374044M
Internet Archive
pastoralcitiesur00machrich
ISBN 10
0299112802, 0299112845
LCCN
87002171
Library Thing
1314836
Goodreads
1536365
3556966

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