The past, present, and future of this movement was written about in a book by Oxford professor Stephen Ward.
The past, present, and future of this movement was written about in a book by Oxford professor Stephen Ward. An association named for this movement, once led by Frederic James Osborn, hosted annual conferences, the first of which was run by chocolate company founder George Cadbury. This movement was built upon its founder's principle of the Three Magnets, which was shown in a famous diagram in his book To-morrow: A Peaceful Path to Real Reform. Charles Reade was the major Australian advocate of this movement founded by Sir Ebenezer Howard, which proposes the creation of a "town-country" area, as in the communities of Letchfield and Welwyn. This movement advocates a "slumless and smokeless" living environment, where concentric urban areas are self-reliant and are surrounded by "greenbelts." For 10 points, name this urban planning movement that favored towns with lots of public parks. 
The past, present, and future of this movement was written about in a book by Oxford professor Stephen Ward.
Garden City movement