Preindustrial and early industrial cities grew only through rural in-migration.

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• Preindustrial cities share mixed space use and overt heterogeneity (similarity 0.85)
• Western industrial cities multiplied severalfold in single human lifetimes. (similarity 0.85)
• Deindustrialization trapped white working-class towns in decline and pushed men toward war (similarity 0.84)
• Medieval cities depended on immigrant merchants, bankers, and artisans, not just laborers (similarity 0.84)
• Early industrial cities grew through rural immigration, never through natural increase (similarity 0.81)
• Early industrial cities grew only through rural in-migration, never natural increase. (similarity 0.81)
• Preindustrial cities depended on immigrant labor and skills for their growth (similarity 0.81)
• The early industrial city uniquely required explicit teaching of urban manners (similarity 0.78)