The Land Question in Britain, 1750–1950

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 The Common Field Landscape, Cultural Commemoration and the Impact of Enclosure, c. 1770–1850

Chapter 3 ‘Witnesses for the Defence’: The Yeomen of Old England and the Land Question, c. 1815–1837

Chapter 4 Chartism and the Land: ‘The Mighty People’s Question’

Chapter 5 The ‘Manchester School’ and the Landlords: The Failure of Land Reform in Early Victorian Britain

Chapter 6 ‘A Contemptible Mimic of the Irish’: The Land Question in Victorian Wales

Chapter 7 Setting the Heather on Fire: The Land Question in Scotland, 1850–1914

Chapter 9 Richard Cobden, J. E. Thorold Rogers and Henry George

Chapter 10 London and the Land Question, c.1880–1914

Chapter 11 The Edwardian Land Question

Chapter 12 Unemployment, Taxation and Housing: The Urban Land Question in Late Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-Century Britain

Chapter 13 Land Reform and the English Land Market, 1880–1925

Chapter 14 Socialism and the Land Question: Public Ownership and Control in Labour Party Policy, 1918–1950s

Chapter 15 Epilogue: The Strange Death of the English Land Question