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    Bibliography

    Primary Sources:
    Newspapers:

    “THE DISTRIBUTION OF SUPPLIES.” Chicago Tribune, 14 Oct. 1871, p. 1.

    This is a primary source, happened a couple days after the event. I used this source because it
    discussed who would receive aid. It helped support my claim because it was an example as to
    how the distribution of supplies was unfair.

    “DISTRIBUTION OF RELIEF.” Chicago Tribune, 16 Oct. 1871, p. 1.

    This is a primary source, happened a couple days after the event. I used this source because it
    discussed who would receive relief. It helped support my claim because it was an example as to
    how the them choosing was worthy of relief were unfair.

    Medill, Joseph W. “Shall Chicago Burn Again?” Chicago Tribune , 12 Nov. 1871, p. 1.

    “PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE.: BUILDING MATERIALS AND FIRE EXTINGUISHERS.


    FIRE LIMITS, BUILDING ORDINANCE, ETC.” Chicago Tribune, 1 Nov. 1871, p. 1.

    This is a primary source, published about a month after the event. I used this source because it
    discussed how they planned on reconstructing chicago. It helped support my claim because it
    was an example of some of the requirements said to construct the city.

    Images:

    Chapin, John R. Chapin R. “Chicago in Flames - the Rush for Life over Randolph Street
    Bridge.” Chicago History Museum Images,
    https://images.chicagohistory.org/groupitem/164/.

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