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population altogether , and the consequent narrowness of the subject . If our attention were confined to one parish , and there were no power of emigrating from it , the most careless observer could not fail to re- mark that if all ...
population altogether , and the consequent narrowness of the subject . If our attention were confined to one parish , and there were no power of emigrating from it , the most careless observer could not fail to re- mark that if all ...
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... population as 1 to 26 , while that of the births was as I to 10 , and that of the births to the deaths as 3 to 1 by which state of things , if it had continued , the population must have doubled in less than ten years . The births were ...
... population as 1 to 26 , while that of the births was as I to 10 , and that of the births to the deaths as 3 to 1 by which state of things , if it had continued , the population must have doubled in less than ten years . The births were ...
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... population may remain stationary ; on the contrary , where the mortality is great , mar- riages are more frequent , and contracted earlier , whence a greater fecundity arises ; and thus it appears that where the pro- portion of births ...
... population may remain stationary ; on the contrary , where the mortality is great , mar- riages are more frequent , and contracted earlier , whence a greater fecundity arises ; and thus it appears that where the pro- portion of births ...
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