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Toronto, No Mean City is a 1964 book by Canadian architect Eric Arthur covering the architectural history of Toronto. The book advocates for conservation of the city's architecture and helped to expand the city's heritage movement.

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rdfs:comment	Toronto, No Mean City is a 1964 book by Canadian architect Eric Arthur covering the architectural history of Toronto. The book advocates for conservation of the city's architecture and helped to expand the city's heritage movement. (en)
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author	Eric Arthur
caption	Cover of the 1974 edition (en)
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quote	Surely no city in the world with a background of three hundred years does so little to make that background known. (en)
source	– Eric Arthur, Toronto, No Mean City (en)

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