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Book 2012 housing, highway building, and urban renewal, are the focus of the middle chapters of the book. The final third examines the revival of cities and the reconnection of public health with urban planning that occurred as the twentieth century ended.

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Urban Life and Health in the Nineteenth Century,ents of the urban population and how many urban areas were also affected by significant civil unrest and periodic devastating fires. Altogether, these conditions set the stage for a complex crisis involving health, safety, and the environment.