The residential differentiation of occupational groups in late-nineteenth-century Fremantle, Western Australia / by Brian John Shaw [thesis]

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AuthorShaw, Brian JohnDescriptionA study of residential differentiation and the emergence of social areas within nineteenth-century Fremantle. Using contemporary municipal ratebooks as an indicator in reconstructing residential patterns as they emerged within the port city of Fremantle during the 1880's and 1890's. This study reveals rapid population growth, economic transition, occupational status and the emergence of some distinct spatial patternsImprint1991Collationxii, 281 p. ill., maps 31 cm.LanguageEnglishDate Published1991NotesThesis (Ph.D.)-University of London, 1991; Includes bibliography pp.256-269; Bound in 1 volumeDewey Class307.3 SHAPublication FormatReport

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SubjectGeographySocial classEconomic conditionsCollectionPublications Collection

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