
Denver in Our Time: A People's History of the Modern Mile High City, Volume One: Big Money in the Big City
by Phil Goodstein
"Denver in Our Time: A People's History of the Modern Mile High City, Volume One: Big Money in the Big City" by Phil Goodstein, published by New Social Publications in 1999, is a first edition hardcover. This volume explores Denver's urban development and economic influences. ISBN: 0-9622169-7-6. Condition details are unknown; inquire for specifics. Ideal for history and urban studies enthusiasts.
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About This Classic 1999 Edition
"Denver in Our Time: A People's History of the Modern Mile High City, Volume One: Big Money in the Big City" by Phil Goodstein is a comprehensive exploration of Denver's urban development and socio-economic dynamics. Published by New Social Publications in Denver, Colorado, this first edition from September 1999 offers an insightful look into the city's transformation through the lens of big money and urban growth. Goodstein, a noted historian, provides a detailed narrative of Denver's modern history, examining the influences that have shaped the Mile High City. This edition is particularly significant for those interested in local history and urban studies, offering a rare and in-depth perspective on Denver's evolution. The book's condition is unknown, but it is not marked as ex-library, signed, or inscribed. This volume stands out for its detailed analysis and is a valuable resource for historians and enthusiasts of urban development.
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