A Reply to the Essay on Population, by the Rev. T.R. Malthus, in a Series of Letters: To which are Added, Extracts from the Essay with NotesRoutledge/Thoemmes Press, 1994 - 378 σελίδες |
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... nature , " to make men ashamed of compassion and good - nature as folly and weakness , " laying the flattering unction " of re- ligion to the conscience of the riotous and lux- urious liver , and " grinding the faces of the poor " with ...
... nature , " to make men ashamed of compassion and good - nature as folly and weakness , " laying the flattering unction " of re- ligion to the conscience of the riotous and lux- urious liver , and " grinding the faces of the poor " with ...
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... nature , they are altoge " ther inconsistent with the present frame of " nature , and with a limited extent of earth . " Under a perfect government , the inconve " niences of having a family would be so in- " tirely removed , children ...
... nature , they are altoge " ther inconsistent with the present frame of " nature , and with a limited extent of earth . " Under a perfect government , the inconve " niences of having a family would be so in- " tirely removed , children ...
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... nature itself , " seems wholly unnatural , and altogether disa greeable to the methods of providence . " By reasoning in this manner , it is not pre- " tended that ' tis unnatural to set bounds to " human knowledge and happiness , or to ...
... nature itself , " seems wholly unnatural , and altogether disa greeable to the methods of providence . " By reasoning in this manner , it is not pre- " tended that ' tis unnatural to set bounds to " human knowledge and happiness , or to ...
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