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A wild kind of boldness : the Chicago history reader / edited by Rosemary K. Adams ; foreword by Studs Terkel.
LIBRA F548.3 .W73 1998
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- Format:
- Book
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Chicago (Ill.)--History.
- Chicago (Ill.).
- Physical Description:
- xiv, 458 pages : illustrations, map ; 27 cm
- Place of Publication:
- Grand Rapids, Mich. : William B. Eerdmans Pub. Co. ; Chicago : Chicago Historical Society, 1998.
- Summary:
- Composed of 35 articles that appeared in the quarterly of the Chicago Historical Society between 1974 and 1996, this engaging one-volume history chronicles each major period in Chicago's development from a frontier outpost to a great metropolis.
- Contents:
- Part I. The Rise of a Commercial City
- The Launching of Chicago: The Situation and the Site (Summer 1980) / Harold M. Mayer 3
- To Be the Central City: Chicago, 1848-57 (Fall 1981) / William J. Cronon 14
- Goodbye, Madora Beaubien: The Americanization of Early Chicago Society (Summer 1980) / Jacqueline Peterson 24
- Early Days on the Illinois & Michigan Canal (Winter 1974-75) / John Lamb 37
- A Furor of Benevolence (Winter 1986-87) / Beverly Gordon 46
- Part II. Industrialization and Immigration
- Smoldering City (Winter 1988-89) / Karen Sawislak 59
- Chicago's Great Upheaval of 1877 (Spring 1980) / Richard Schneirov 81
- Cataclysm and Cultural Consciousness: Chicago and the Haymarket Trial (Summer 1986) / Carl S. Smith 96
- Upstairs-Downstairs in Chicago 1870-1907: The Glessner Household (Winter 1977-78) / Helen C. Callahan 110
- Chicago's Ethnics and the Politics of Accommodation (Fall 1974) / John D. Buenker 123
- Part III. The Progressive Era
- Everything under One Roof: World's Fairs and Department Stores in Paris and Chicago (Fall 1983) / Russell Lewis 135
- The Creation of Chicago's Sanitary District and Construction of the Sanitary and Ship Canal (Summer 1979) / Louis P. Cain 153
- Jens Jensen and Columbus Park (Winter 1975-76) / Malcolm Collier 166
- The Result of Honest Hard Work: Creating a Suburban Ethos for Evanston (Summer 1984) / Michael H. Ebner 176
- Walkout: The Chicago Men's Garment Workers' Strike, 1910-11 (Winter 1979-80) / N. Sue Weiler 190
- Hull-House as Women's Space (Winter 1983) / Helen Lefkowitz Horowitz 201
- Samuel Insull and the Electric City (Spring 1986) / Harold L. Platt 215
- Being Born in Chicago (Winter 1986-87) / Susan Sessions Rugh 227
- Antilabor Mercenaries or Defenders of Public Order (Fall-Winter 1991-92) / Clayton D. Laurie 239
- Don't Shake
- Salute! (Fall-Winter 1990-91) / David E. Ruth 256
- Part IV. The Chicago Cultural Renaissance
- Pleasure Garden on the Midway (Fall-Winter 1987-88) / Paul Kruty 271
- H. L. Mencken and Literary Chicago (Summer 1985) / Anthony Grosch 284
- "Ain't We Got Fun?" (Winter 1985-86) / Lewis A. Erenberg 298
- The Saloon in a Changing Chicago (Winter 1975-76) / Perry Duis 313
- Claude A. Barnett and the Associated Negro Press (Spring 1983) / Linda J. Evans 324
- James T. Farrell and Washington Park: The Novel as Social History (Summer 1979) / Charles Fanning, Ellen Skerrett 338
- Part V. Chicago in Modern Times
- The Enduring Chicago Machine (Spring 1986) / Richard C. Wade 351
- "Rent Reasonable to Right Parties": Gold Coast Apartment Buildings, 1906-1929 (Summer 1979) / Celia Hilliard 361
- Crisis and Community: The Back of the Yards 1921 (Fall 1977) / Dominic A. Pacyga 371
- The Brotherhood (Fall 1996) / Beth Tompkins Bates 381
- The Giant Jewel: Chicago's 1933-34 World's Fair (July 1993) / Susan Talbot-Stanaway 391
- Chicago and the Bungalow Boom of the 1920s (Summer 1981) / Daniel J. Prosser 401
- "Big Red in Bronzeville": Mayor Ed Kelly Reels in the Black Vote (Summer 1981) / Roger Biles 410
- The Siting of the University of Illinois at Chicago Circle: A Struggle of the 1950s and 1960s (Winter 1980-81) / George Rosen 422
- Staging the Avant-Garde (Spring-Summer 1988) / Stuart J. Hecht 435.
- Notes:
- Includes index.
- ISBN:
- 0802830196
- OCLC:
- 38832019
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