 | David I. Kertzer, Marzio Barbagli - 2001 - 482 σελίδες
...God, had doomed him and his family to suffer for disobeying their repeated admonitions; that he had no claim of right on society for the smallest portion of food, beyond that which his labour would fairly purchase. . . ."' In respect to the upper classes, Malthus regarded the decision... | |
 | Donald Gibson - 2002 - 168 σελίδες
...in the very near future, would not be eligible for any form of relief. Generations to come than will have "no claim of right on society for the smallest portion of food."43 Acknowledging that charity would become the only possible hope for survival, he went on to... | |
 | Thomas Robert Maltus - 2006 - 293 σελίδες
...God, had doomed him and his family to suffer for disobeying their repeated admonitions; that he had no claim of right on society for the smallest portion of food, beyond that which his labour would fairly purchase; and that if he and his family were saved from feeling the natural... | |
 | Patricia James - 1979 - 560 σελίδες
...God, had doomed him and his family to suffer for disobeying their repeated admonitions; that he had no claim of right on society for the smallest portion of food, beyond that which his labour would fairly purchase; and that if he and his family were saved from feeling the natural... | |
 | Thomas Robert Malthus - 2013 - 293 σελίδες
...God, had doomed him and his family to suffer for disobeying their repeated admonitions; that he had no claim of right on society for the smallest portion of food, beyond that which his labour would fairly purchase ; and that if he and his family were saved from feeling the natural... | |
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God, had doomed him and his family to suffer for disobeying their repeated admonitions; that he had no claim of right on society for the smallest portion of food, beyond that which his labour would fairly purchase... 
