Introduction -- The English land question in historical perspective -- Land reform movements before 1914 -- The impact of the First World War and the spread of owner-occupation -- The rise of town planning and the demise of site value rating -- The impact of the war on town and country -- Tensions in the wartime coalition government -- The post-war settlement -- Continuing battles over compensation and betterment -- The triumph of private property and future options for land reform -- Conclusion.
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