
BY - BOLTON HALL
FOREWORD
CHAPTER I - MAKING A LIVING—WHERE AND HOW
CHAPTER II - PRESENT CONDITIONS
CHAPTER III - HOW TO BUY THE FARM
CHAPTER IV - VACANT CITY LOT CULTIVATION
CHAPTER V - RESULTS TO BE EXPECTED.
CHAPTER VI - WHAT AN ACRE MAY PRODUCE
CHAPTER VII - SOME METHODS
CHAPTER VIII - THE KITCHEN GARDEN
Language
en
Duration
~7 hours (457K characters)
Release date
2003-10-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1854–1938
A reform-minded lawyer and writer, he used plainspoken books and essays to argue that ordinary people could build freer, healthier lives through access to land. His work helped connect the single-tax movement with early back-to-the-land ideas in the United States.
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