Third printing of this study on Chicago's North Side and its diverse but socially distanced communities.
Very good.
Price: $100.00
"This gives one an interesting illustration of the situation in which [...] people who live side by side are not and — because of the divergence of their interest and their heritages — cannot, even with the best of good will, become neighbors"
Chicago: University of Chicago Press, (1930). 8.5' x 5.75''. Original dark orange cloth, printed blue paper label to front board, tan printed label to spine. xvi, 288 pages. Dark grey topstain, machine deckle bottom edge. Previous owner stamp to top edge of textblock. Some edgewear. Offsetting and couple spots of soil to endpapers, touch of foxing to first leaf, leaves lightly toned, else sound.
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