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- For a similar interpretation of urban culture in Berlin at the turn of the century see P. Fritzsche, Reading Berlin 1900. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1996.
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- See also A. Sutcliffe, In search of the urban variable, in D. Fraser and A. Sutcliffe (eds) The Pursuit of Urban History. London: Edward Arnold, 1983, for an early exploration of the slum as a cultural phenomenon. Thanks to Professor Sutcliffe for this reference.
- G. Davis, Beyond the Georgian facade: The Avon Street district of Bath, in S. M. Gaskell, op. cit. [3], p. 157. For a similar treatment of a 'slum' area, see J. White, The Worst Street in North London: Campbell Bunk, Islington Between the Wars. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1986.