Who wrote with regards to the suburb that when not engaged

Question

1. Who wrote, with regards to the suburb, that "When not engaged in business, [the worker] has no occasion to be near his working place, but demands arrangements of a wholly different character. Families require to settle in certain localities which minister to their social and other wants, and yet are not willing to accept the conditions of town-life...but demand as much of the luxuries of free air, space, and abundant vegetation as, without loss of town-privileges, they can be enabled to secure."?