The company town of Goole: An essay in urban genesis (University of Hull. Occasional papers in geography, no. 12)
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The company town of Goole: An essay in urban genesis (University of Hull. Occasional papers in geography, no. 12)

by J. Douglas Porteous

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In 'The Company Town of Goole: An Essay in Urban Genesis,' J. Douglas Porteous presents a focused study on the origins and evolution of Goole as a company town. Published as part of the University of Hull's Occasional Papers in Geography (No. 12), this work explores the foundational elements of urban development in this unique setting, shedding light on historical patterns of town formation and economic influence.

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This essay delves into the formation of Goole as a company town, offering a detailed analysis of its urban development.

Authored by J. Douglas Porteous, it forms part of the University of Hull's Occasional Papers in Geography series, specifically number 12.

The work highlights key aspects of urban genesis, providing a scholarly perspective on how such towns emerged and functioned.

Through careful examination, it contributes to understanding the interplay between economic forces and urban planning in historical contexts.

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