The American Compound

Kelley A. Snowden; Perky Beisel

The American Compound

Kelley A. Snowden, Perky Beisel

Stephen F Austin State University

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Abstract

Scarcely addressed in the literature, the compound has gained broad recognition in the American vernacular as a spatially separate and unique form of settlement. Although largely viewed as a fringe development, compounds have deep roots in the historical development of the American landscape.

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State	Published - May 1 2014

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Name	CRHR Publications

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