Freehold Land Societies and England’s Rising Mission
The passage advocates free trade in land to curb urban overcrowding and pestilence. It envisions a return to rural life, a vigorous peasantry, and England’s renewed global leadership, crediting Freehold Land Societies with hastening this transformation and possibly preventing centuries of delay.
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Ballot Allocation Beats Rotation in National Society Growth
The conference favored ballot allotments over rotation. It also highlighted ready money purchases that boost membership and estate access. The National Society's growth outpaces competitors, with 6,000 to 7,000 members and 14,000 to 15,000 shares, averaging 300–400 new shares weekly.
Call for National Society Rule Adoption by New Groups
The speaker questions why the National Society should be an exception and urges other societies to remodel their rules on its plan. The appeal emphasizes the cause and recommends new societies adopt the National Society's rules.
On Building Societies by Francis Cross Architect
Francis Cross argues the value of building societies as a path from renter to owner. He contrasts life assurance with savings banks, explains Bowkett principles, and shows how fixed shares with no interest or bidding allow rapid, fair property ownership through collective saving and regular payments.
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Life Assurance
Savings’ Bank
Elliott
Bowkett
Bowkett Society
Bowkett Societies
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