Contents
Urban History-A Special Section
Changing Directions in U.S. Urban History
Howard Gillette, Jr.
The Stages of American Urbanization
David R. Goldfield
Technology and the City
Josef W. Konvitz, Mark H. Rose, and Joel A. Tarr
Urban Development in European and American Discourse in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries
Andrew Lees
Historians and the Suburbs
Margaret Marsh
Departments and Columns
FROM THE EDITOR
DIALOGUE
Lowell and the Industrial City in Nineteenth-Century America
Edward Jay Pershey
ON TEACHING
Nontraditional Teaching: Social History in the Streets
Harriet Davis-Kram
Walking Tours for Teaching Urban History in Boston and
Other Cities
William Holton
LESSON PLANS
The Pride and Pain of Chinese Immigration: Folk Rhymes from San Francisco's Chinatown
Terrie Epstein
Serving the Urban Poor in Tum-of-the-Century Cleveland
Brian Ross
Lesson Plans in Urban Economics
Albert Alexander
PROFILE
DeWitt Clinton and the Rise of Urban New York
David W. Fuchs
BIOGRAPHY
How to Read a City: A Geographic Perspective
Christopher L. Salter
97 Orchard Street: The Biography of a Tenement
James Shenton
REVIEWS
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