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Rural planning and development; a study of rural conditions and problems in Canada (1917)

Canada. Commission of Conservation, Adams, Thomas, 1871-1940 · Ottawa, [s.n.] · leaf 34

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s speculation, by the sale of farms at highprices for purposes of sub-division, or by the opportunities of makingeasy money in land-gambling, it has been wholly injurious. In sofar as it is the result of the settlement of land which was unsuited for Plate II… … ISOLATION Neither city life nor country life need be unhealthy. Unhealthy conditions arise from overcrowding in the city and Isolation in the country, largely due to want of proper control of the development of land in both urban and rural areas. RURAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT 17 agriculture and…

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