An edition of Gateways to the Promised Land (1995)

Gateways to the Promised Land

Ethnicity and Culture in New York's Lower East Side

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An edition of Gateways to the Promised Land (1995)

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Ethnicity and Culture in New York's Lower East Side

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New York University Press
Language
English
Pages
352

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Cover of: Gateways to the Promised Land
Gateways to the Promised Land: Ethnicity and Culture in New York's Lower East Side
April 1, 1995, New York University Press
Hardcover in English
Cover of: Gateways to the Promised Land
Gateways to the Promised Land: Ethnicity and Culture in New York's Lower East Side
April 1, 1995, New York University Press
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First Sentence

"The walker in the city who takes St. Mark's Place at Third Avenue and from there heads east, crossing first the numbered and then the lettered avenues, and from Avenue D proceeds to the knot of streets below East Houston Street, discovers one of New York's most complex realities."

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Hardcover
Number of pages
352
Dimensions
9.5 x 6.5 x 0.8 inches
Weight
1.3 pounds

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL8045534M
ISBN 10
0814755097
ISBN 13
9780814755099
Library Thing
5914440
Goodreads
4026858

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OL3521309W

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The walker in the city who takes St. Mark's Place at Third Avenue and from there heads east, crossing first the numbered and then the lettered avenues, and from Avenue D proceeds to the knot of streets below East Houston Street, discovers one of New York's most complex realities.
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The walker in the city who takes St. Mark's Place at Third Avenue and from there heads east, crossing first the numbered and then the lettered avenues, and from Avenue D proceeds to the knot of streets below East Houston Street, discovers one of New York's most complex realities.
added anonymously.

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