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Chamberlin's distaste for the area and its inhabitants was shared by a great many people living in the city's wealthier sections and would go a long way toward fixing the blame for the Great Fire.†
p. 31.8 *

inhabitants = people (who live in a particular place)
The wretched female inhabitants were rushing out almost naked, imploring spectators to help them on with their burdens of bed quilts, cane-bottomed chairs, iron kettles, etc. Drays were thundering along in the single procession which the narrowness of the street allowed, and all was confusion.†
p. 51.7
In 1833, when the village of Chicago voted to incorporate, it was a muddy little trading post with fewer than 100 inhabitants.†
p. 131.8
But by and large its inhabitants (mostly Irish, German, and Bohemian) were hardworking, honest people, who lived in modest frame houses of one and two stories.†
p. 134.7

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