The City in American History
Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Original Title Page -- Original Copyright Page -- Preface -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- 1 Colonial Ports-Cradles of Freedom -- 2 Cities in the Early Federal Period: to 1825 -- 3 The First Urban Frontier: to 1835 -- 4 Nurseries of Enterprise and Havens for Newcomers: 1830-1860 -- 5 Urban Reconstruction and Diffusion: 1860-1890 -- 6 Cities in the Progressive Movement: 1890-1910 -- 7 The Emergence of Metropolitan Regionalism: 1910-1920 -- 8 The Metropolis in Prosperity and Depression: 1920-1940 -- 9 The Metropolis in War and Peace: 1940-1960 -- 10 The Metropolis and the Federal Government -- Doucuments -- A: The Colonial Ports -- 1 Boston in 1668 -- 2 The Plan for Philadelphia in 1683 -- 3 The Hat Act of 1732 -- 4 The Iron Act of 1750 -- 5 The Trade of Boston and New York -- B: Cities in the Early Federal Period -- 6 Boston in 1781 -- 7 American and British Cities Compared -- 8 Jefferson to L'Enfant -- 9 Philanthropy and Culture in American Cities -- C: The First Urban Frontier -- 10 Pittsburgh and Its Vicinity -- 11 Lexington, Louisville and Cincinnati -- D: Cities as Nurseries of Enterprise -- 12 Lines Extending Across the Alleghanies -- 13 Technology and Enterprise in American Cities -- 14 Schools, Libraries and Factories -- 15 St. Louis and Its Steamboats -- E: Urban Reconstruction and Diffusion -- 16 Tenement House Reform in New York City -- 17 The Ethnic Settlements -- 18 The Tammany Ring in New York City -- F: Cities in the Progressive Movement -- 19 Commercial Exchanges -- 20 The Sliding Scale in Franchise Rates -- 21 Settlement House Activities -- 22 The Pittsburgh Survey -- 23 A Civic Club -- G: Metropolitan Regionalism -- 24 Skyscrapers and Ethnic Settlements -- 25 Designation of the Federal Reserve Districts -- 26 Regional War Industries Boards.
