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is something intangible. A country covered with houses is not a city.

A country covered with houses is not a city. Ibid.

is in a far lower stage of organic life . It is almost entirely bereft of any religious, patriotic, or artistic character as a whole.

It is needless to describe the modern city: we al l know what it is, some of us too well. The first great fact about the Modern City is that it is in a far lower stage of organic life . It is almost entirely berdt ol any religious, patriotic, or artistic character as a whole. Ibid.

is a living whole. If one organ be removed, it is nothing but a lifeless mass.

History is a living whole. If one organ be removed, it is nothing but a lifeless mass.

is an amorphous amoeba - like aggregate of buildings, wholly without defined limits, form, permanence, organisation, or beauty - often infinitely dreary, monstrous, grimy, noisy, and bewildering.

A Modern City is an amorphous amoeba - like aggregate of buildings, wholly without defined limits, form, permanence, organisation, or beauty - often infinitely dreary, monstrous, grimy, noisy, and bewildering. Ibid.

Frederic Harrison

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