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156 of population makes debt per head larger, 145; cost of moving to and from work ever increasing, 146; comparison with Garden City in this respect; slum property falls to zero, 146; transformation of London, 147; London on strike against its landlords, 148; the squalid village," unless entirely reconstructed, will become deserted, 148; proposals for reconstruction of, 149

Machinery, 55

Madgen, Mr. W. L., on Industrial Redistribution, 142

Magnets, The Three, 16

Management expenses, 62

Manchester, profit on electricity, 67

Mann, Tom, on the depopulation of the country, 13

Manufacturers, choice of workmen, 77

Markets, 76; town forms a natural market for farmers, 22, 26

Marshall, Professor, on London overcrowding, 38; on organised migration, 104

Marshall, A. and M. P., on excessive number of shops in London, 81

Master-Key, 13

"Merrie England," inconsistency of its proposals, 120

Mexico experiment, 98

Middlemen, their number reduced, 32

Migration, organised, secures, (a) combined advantages of town and country, chapters i., ii., iii., etc.; (b) full increment of land values for migrants, 29; (c) saving of compensation in respect of business disturbance, 47, 53; (d) large reduction in railway rates, 32, 51; (e) the advantages and economies of a well-planned city, 51; (f) a splendid system of water supply within its own territory; (g) proximity of workers to work, 54; (h) a greater extent of local self-government, 72; (i) plenty of space and avoids overcrowding, 88; (j) opportunities for economic use of money, 92; (k) a way of escape from present municipal obligations, 144; (l) a field of work for unemployed, 93; is advocated by Wakefield, 102; by Professor Marshall, 104

Milk, saving effected in the case of, 32

Mill, J. S., his endorsement of Wakefield, 104; on the ephemeral nature of wealth, 118

Misgovernment, check upon, 71

Money not consumed by being spent, 91; importance of dispensing with its unnecessary use, 92; set free from its enchantment, 93

Monopoly, no rigid, 27; evils of may be avoided in the case of shops, and advantages of competition secured, 79

Morley, Right Hon. J., on Temperance, 10; on the gradual adoption of new ideas, 86

Mummery and Hobson, "Physiology of Industry," 91

Municipal enterprise, growth of, how determined, 27, 70; its limits, 69, 70; at present small range compared with private, 99