Of Planting and Planning: The making of British colonial cities (Planning, History and Environment Series)

‘This is an interesting and stimulating book, one that is meticulous and detailed. It will interest a wide section of people, particularly town planners, architects, engineers, urban historians, geographers, sociologists, journalists and those involved in municipal government and global urbanisation.’ – Chartered Surveyor Monthly

‘Robert Home has written a very insightful historical book…simple and enjoyable to read.’ – Urban Studies

“…eminently readable volume…Drawing on new works, as well as substantial original documentation, the author has given us a comprehensive view…a relevant and critical examination…Urban historians, planners and other scholars…will benefit from the insights so clearly articulated in this valuable book. It deserves to be read by a wide audience.” – Town Planning Review