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City by David Macaulay · Booklabria

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David Macaulay
City

AntiquitiesLiteratura juvenil

City

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First published: 1974
Editions: 8 in 2 languages

Synopsis

Text and black and white illustrations show how the Romans planned and constructed their cities for the people who lived within them.

Subjects: Antiquities
Literatura juvenil
City planning
Building
Rome, history
Architecture, history
Set in: Italy
Rome
Roma

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8 in 2 languages

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