An edition of Cottaging in the Toronto urban field (1970)

Cottaging in the Toronto urban field

a probe of structure and behavior. Research assistants: Marlo Waldner [and] Robert Dalziel.

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Cottaging in the Toronto urban field
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An edition of Cottaging in the Toronto urban field (1970)

Cottaging in the Toronto urban field

a probe of structure and behavior. Research assistants: Marlo Waldner [and] Robert Dalziel.

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Centre for Urban and Community Studies, University of Toronto
Language
English
Pages
182

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Subjects

Ont Toronto metropolitan area, Ontario, Recreation, Summer homes, Toronto Metropolitan Area, Toronto metropolitan area, Ont

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Cottaging in the Toronto urban field: a probe of structure and behavior. Research assistants: Marlo Waldner [and] Robert Dalziel.
1970, Centre for Urban and Community Studies, University of Toronto
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[Toronto]
Series
Environment study. Research paper, no. 29, Environment study -- no. 29., Urban development study (Component study no. 8)

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Library of Congress
GV56 T6 H6

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Pagination
[18,2 leaves]
Number of pages
182

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OL19976249M

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