Publisher's Synopsis
Originally published in 1894, this visionary work by Robert Morris Copeland offers a detailed and ambitious plan for transforming the city of Boston into a model of urban beauty, efficiency, and livability. Drawing on the latest advances in urban planning and architectural design, Copeland presents a sweeping vision for a city that is both functional and inspiring, a true pearl of American urban culture. A fascinating and inspiring work for anyone interested in the history and future of American cities.
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