Chapter Thirteen - The future of London
Discussing the population within London. The rents paid within London by the working population, for accommodation most miserable and insufficient, represents each year a larger and larger proportion of income, while the cost of moving to and from work, continually increasing, often represents in time and money a very considerable tax.
The majority of this reading talks about the idea of convincing people to leave the city and lying to them about the current housing condition.
I particularly found this reading very difficult to read and understand and felt there wasn't any structure. However after the lecture I feel I have a greater understanding of the separation of cites.
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