Population and Capital: Being a Course of Lectures Delivered Before the University of Oxford in 1853-4Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1854 - Broj stranica: 259 |
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Adam Smith advance afford agricultural animals argument arts Author capital cause checks civilisation classes cloth consequence consumed crease cultivation diminishing doctrine duction earth Edinburgh Review effect employed employment England Engravings Essay evil fact famine Fcap greater History human fecundity Illustrations improved increase of population industry inhabitants instance J. S. Mill labour land Lecture less limit Malthus Malthusian mankind manufacturing marriage means of subsistence ment Mill millions misery moral restraint morocco multiply nations numbers observe operation period physical Plates political economy popu Portrait Post 8vo present price 58 principle of population production progress prolific proportion Providence ratio refer regard result revised ROBERT SOUTHEY says Second Edition social society soil species Square crown 8vo square miles superfecundity supply suppose tendency to increase theory tion tribes vols waste wealth wealth of nations whole Wood Engravings Woodcuts writers
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