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• 1999“Free from all vicious habits”: Archaeological perspectives on class conflict and the rhetoric of temperance42 cited
• 1993Where is night soil? Thoughts on an urban privy29 cited
• 2003Arthur Mervyn's Medical Repository and the Early Republic's Knowledge Industries17 cited
• 2010Civic Environmental Stewardship as a Form of Governance in New York City11 cited
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• 1988Mitigating Ethical Conflicts in Dual Mission Government Agencies10 cited
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