Keyword [Philadelphia]
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| 1. | Glory And Dream |
| 2. | Philadelphia City Mural Art Features |
| 3. | The Changes Of Colonial Philadelphia |
| 4. | Introduction To The Challenge Of Modern Mural Art And Innovation In China |
| 5. | Silence And Silence-breaking In Philadelphia Fire |
| 6. | Black Mayor Of Philadelphia,USA |
| 7. | 'Our girls can match 'em every time': The political activities of African American women in Philadelphia, 1912--1941 |
| 8. | Opposition, discipline and culture: The civic world of the Irish and Italians in Philadelphia, 1880--1920 |
| 9. | The tango Philadelphia story: A mixed-methods study of building community, enhancing lives, and exploring spirituality through Argentine tango |
| 10. | How 'The Sleeping Beauty' awoke in Philadelphia: Classical ballet in the modern American context, historicizing the canon of classical ballet |
| 11. | Folk Art and Fine Art from the Puerto Rican Diaspora: Individuation, Cultural Preservation, and Resistance among Puerto Ricans in Latino North Philadelphia: Exploring the Tension Between Beauty and Pai |
| 12. | Philadelphia, Here He Came.: Brian Friel and America |
| 13. | Considerate portion[s]: Problematizing the religious ecology of early national Philadelphia, 1827--1845 |
| 14. | Between the suburbs and the ghetto: Racial and economic change in working-class Philadelphia, 1933--1965 |
| 15. | Network management in cultural district implementation: The case of Philadelphia's Avenue of the Arts |
| 16. | Inconsistent Friends: Philadelphia Quakers and the development of Native American missions in the long eighteenth century |
| 17. | The Media's Impact on the Self-Image of Young Inner City African Americans Males at the Mathematics, Civics, and Science Charter School Philadelphia Inc. (MCSCS) |
| 18. | Race, leadership, and the local machine: The origins of the African American struggle for political recognition and the politics of community control in Philadelphia, 1915--1968 |
| 19. | Mid-atlantic metropolises: From town to city in colonial New York and Philadelphia |
| 20. | For the love of one's country: The construction of a gendered memory in Philadelphia and Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, 1860--1914 |
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