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... cities of all sizes generally fitting into a regionwide pat- tern produced originally by the organization of the entire sphere's economy around rapidly spreading railroads and since reenforced by new means of transportation.14 This ...
... cities of all sizes generally fitting into a regionwide pat- tern produced originally by the organization of the entire sphere's economy around rapidly spreading railroads and since reenforced by new means of transportation.14 This ...
Page 134
... cities were metropolitan - in the sense of being centers for large regions - long before they became urban . Today this attitude is apparent in state after state . The peo- ple have moved to cities of varying sizes located within ...
... cities were metropolitan - in the sense of being centers for large regions - long before they became urban . Today this attitude is apparent in state after state . The peo- ple have moved to cities of varying sizes located within ...
Page 168
... cities in that state have as great a measure of actual autonomy as do cities in Colorado . The Illinois case is typical . Constitutionally dependent upon their states for their very existence , local communities are at the same time ...
... cities in that state have as great a measure of actual autonomy as do cities in Colorado . The Illinois case is typical . Constitutionally dependent upon their states for their very existence , local communities are at the same time ...
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