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Nature's Metropolis: Chicago and the Great West.
The American Historical Review · 1992 · Vol. 97(3) · pp. 939–939
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An American frontier study, focusing on the fastest growing city of 19th-century America - Chicago. It shows the land as it was when inhabited by Indians and a few white settlers, and the frenzy of development of the meat-packing industry, the grain emporiums and the lumber markets which followed.
American Environmental and Regional HistoryAmerican History and CultureFrontierAmerican westWhite (mutation)GeographyEconomic historyAgricultural economicsEconomic geographyLate 19th centuryArchaeologyEconomy
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