Local Attachments


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Surprisingly, writes Alexander von Hoffman, this transformation did not destroy "local attachments" and create an impersonal, atomized society. Instead, these attachments flourished in the fundamental unit of urban society, the city neighborhood.







The Doolittle Family in America


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The Town of Roxbury


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Early History of Omaha


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Reprint of the original, first published in 1876.