BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. INTRODUCTION TO THE SECOND EDITION vii
3. CONTENTS xvii
4. ILLUSTRATIONS xix
5. I A CITY DIVIDED Who Built the Metropolis? Common Ideas and Experiences 1
6. II THE LARGE INSTITUTIONS The Walking City The Street Railways Other Services to Home Builders Common Patterns of Decision 15
7. III THE THREE TOWNS The Discipline if History and Geography The Three Towns, 1870-1900 35
8. IV A SELECTIVE MELTING POT The Street Railway and Class Building Patterns The 1900 Segregation 46
9. V THE WEAVE OF SMALL PATTERNS Central Dorchester Tremont Street District Roxbury Highlands 67
10. VI REGULATION WITHOUT LAWS The Home Builders The Grid Street and Frontage Lot Suburban Architecture 117
11. VII THE CONSEQUENCES 153
12. APPENDIX A A LOCAL HISTORIAN'S GUIDE TO SOCIAL STATISTICS 169
13. APPENDIX B TABLES 179
14. BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE 187
15. NOTES 193
16. INDEX 205