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Increment of land value secured by migrants, 29

Individual taste encouraged, 24

individualism, an excellent principle, but should be associated with co-operation, 96; thus carrying out principle advocated by Lord Rosebery, 117; society may become more Individualistic and more Socialistic, 116.

Industry, Redistribution of, 142

Inspection, 24

Insurance against accident or sickness, 28

Interest. (See Debentures.)

Isolated efforts, necessity for, 95

Issues, distinct, raised at election times, 75

Jerusalem, Blake's Resolution, 20

Kidd, Mr. Benj., on antagonism between interests of society and of individual, 117

Krapotkin, Prince, Fields, farms, and workshops, 31

Labour leaders, a programme for, 90

—saving machinery, object lesson in, 55

Land compared with other wealth forms, 118, 122

Landlord, Average man a potential, 124; landlords will become divided into two camps, 135, 136; their Nemesis, 147

Landlord's rent, meaning of term, 35; insignificant amount in Garden City, 39

Land system may be attacked without attacking individuals, 28, 124, 135

Large farms, 25

Laundries, 82

Lawn tennis courts, 63.

Leases contain favourable covenants, 40

Liberty, Principles of, fully observed, 26, 87, 96, 112, 141

Library Public, 22; diagram 3; cost, 58, 62

Lighting, 25, 26, 66

Local option and shopping, 77; its effects on prices, quality, and wages, 80; it diminishes risks, 80; reduces working expenses, 82; checks sweating, 83; application to liquor traffic, 84

Local Self-government, Problem of, solved, 72

London, Growth of, Lord Rosebery on, 1 1; high rents, 28, 144; their impending fall, 144; sewerage system "unalterably settled," 33; area too small for its population, 38; growth chaotic, 52; Garden City contrasted with, 51; cost of its school sites and buildings compared with Garden City, 48; cost of dwellings contrasted, 53, 54; excessive number of shops, 81; want of railroad system, 131; contrast with Garden City's system, 130; its future, chap. xiii.; its continued growth generally anticipated, 142; this leads to mistaken policy of London County Council, 143; its large debt and small assets, 144, 145; simultaneous fall of ground values and rise of rates as the withdrawal