The City in Maps

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The City in Maps

Author	: James Elliot
File Size	: 51,7 Mb
Publisher	: Unknown
Language	: English
Release Date	: 04 May 1987
ISBN	: STANFORD:36105018817986
Pages	: 94 pages

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The City in Maps by James Elliot Book PDF Summary

Introduction: the earliest town plans -- The medieval city -- Braun & Hogenberg and after: the towns of the seventeenth century -- Early plans in the British Isles -- The baroque city: the town plans of the eighteenth century -- Industry and Empire: the town plans of the nineteenth century -- Medical and social mapping -- 'Fire and sword'.

The City in Maps by James Elliot,British Library

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