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Capital flows and schemes of the National Freehold Land Society
Debates on attracting capital to freehold land schemes discuss advantages of large purchases, fair interest for all members, and shifting focus from political aims to commercial savings. Directors outline drawing lots for allotments, 5–6 percent interest, and co‑investment with capitalists while stressing benefits for working men and rural villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. W
National Freehold Land Society
Coalford
Gloucestershire
Forest of Dean
National Land Society
Court of Common Pleas
National
Freehold Land Society
Uxbridge
Freenoaper
Bra
Mapetey
Madeley
Guest
Taylor
Birmingham Society
Bass
Stoke Newington
Bank of England
Chatham
Brooke Smith
Hunt
London
Parsons
Northampton
W. Whittaker
Kingston
Leon
St. Pancras
Rowway
Goopricu
Coventry
Conpan
Whittingham
Clark
Elkington
National Society
Clears
Birmingham
Aston Park
Hear
Dyxzs
Stourbridge
Lye Waste
Quarry Bank
Rowley Regis
Cradley
Wollaston
Kingswinford
Alderman Cutter
Exkinaron
Romford
Coupen
Mr. Huwains
East Mousley
Whittaker