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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... poverty is due to over- population . Britain , Hazlitt insists , can easily support its present population and indeed a substantially higher one . Poverty is simply due to bad government . - 7 Malthus's central error is to confuse the ...
... poverty is due to over- population . Britain , Hazlitt insists , can easily support its present population and indeed a substantially higher one . Poverty is simply due to bad government . - 7 Malthus's central error is to confuse the ...
Σελίδα 70
... poverty that has been found to prevail “ in every stage and department of human society , " be in any degree near the truth , it will appear " on the contrary , that the period , when the " number of men surpass their means of sub ...
... poverty that has been found to prevail “ in every stage and department of human society , " be in any degree near the truth , it will appear " on the contrary , that the period , when the " number of men surpass their means of sub ...
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... poverty and despondency , which so strongly " characterize the miserable inhabitants of Den- " mark . When Lord Molesworth resided in " that country , the collectors of the poll - tax " were obliged to accept of old feather - beds ...
... poverty and despondency , which so strongly " characterize the miserable inhabitants of Den- " mark . When Lord Molesworth resided in " that country , the collectors of the poll - tax " were obliged to accept of old feather - beds ...
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