Homes Fit For Heroes

List of Illustrations and Tables Introduction 1. The Legacy of the Garden City Movement 2. Housing and the State Before 1914 3. The Wartime Housing Programme 4. The Drift of Policy 1916-19 5. A New Standard for State Housing 6. The Cabinet and the Housing Campaign 7. The Ministry and the Housing Campaign 8. House-Building in London and York Conclusion References Index

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• Primeira Guerra Mundial
• Ambiente
• História da arquitetura
• Planeamento urbano e municipal
• Planeamento rural
• História moderna para o século 20: c1700 a c 1900
• Grupos e movimentos revolucionários

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