 | 1906 - 858 pagina’s
...country than a collection of countries, so New York is not a city— it is a collection of cities. Here, on the narrow rock which sustains the real metropolis...The advertisements which glitter in the windows or lire plastered upon the hoardings sugljest that all nationalities meet with an equal and a flattering... | |
 | Charles Whibley - 1908 - 360 pagina’s
...country than a collection of countries, so New York is not a city — it is a collection of cities. Here, on the narrow rock which sustains the real metropolis of the United States, is room or men and women of every faith and every race. The advertisements which glitter in the windows or... | |
 | Anthony Sutcliffe - 1984 - 494 pagina’s
...British journalist, wrote of New York in 1907 that it was not 'a city' but 'a collection of cities. Here, on the narrow rock which sustains the real metropolis...advertisements which glitter in the windows or are plastered upon the hoardings suggest that all nationalities meet with an equal and flattering acceptance'. Edward... | |
 | Patricia van Ulzen - 2007 - 244 pagina’s
...tp://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki.site bezocht 24 april 2006. 15 Interview auteur met Bas van der Ree, 5 maart 2004. lö'Here, on the narrow rock which sustains the real metropolis...nationalities meet with an equal and flattering acceptance.' (vertaling naar het Nederlands door auteur); Sutcliffe, A.(red.) (1984), Metropolis 1890-1940, tonden:... | |
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States, is room or men and women of every faith and every race. The advertisements which glitter in the windows or are plastered upon the hoardings suggest that all nationalities meet with an equal and a flattering acceptance. The German regrets his fatherland... 