Before the Commercial Club of Chicago commissioned architect Daniel Hudson Burnham, cities were generally assumed to be hopelessly unmanageable places. In this country, where every man is sovereign, the look and habitability of cities was determined by countless individual decisions...by self-interest. Chicago Tribune | previously
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I got an idea - fix the F**ckn trains
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