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    TWO CITIES OF NICARAGUA

    For much of the 19th century, two conflicting political groups contested for power in Nicaragua: the liberals, based in the northwestern city of León, and the conservatives, based in Granada to the south. The country's capital rotated between the two cities, shifting with changes in power, whether by elections or by war.

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    PUBLIC AND PRIVATE IN NEW YORK

    Privately Owned Public Space is a detailed look at the current status of public spaces that developers (voluntarily or not) build into projects in exchange for the right to build larger buildings. Upon reading about this book, I thought the depth of it would be a mismatch for my interests, much less my television-age attention span.

    The authors proved me wrong, as this roadmap of public spaces and history of New York City planning and zoning kept me as enthralled as the Baseball Encyclopedia does during a hot-stove winter conversation.

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