Hungry Generations: The Nineteenth-century Case Against MalthusianismA history of the rise and fall of the Malthusian theory in 19th century England, and the way in which Malthus's theory as a whole was exposed as an invidious and fallacious instrument for concealing exploitation and economic injustice. |
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Page 113
... tear down the cottages of the emigrants upon their departure , the " vacuum " would not be immediately filled.80 Horton in the course of his fight for his emigration bill made the most of this testimony , and claimed that he was ...
... tear down the cottages of the emigrants upon their departure , the " vacuum " would not be immediately filled.80 Horton in the course of his fight for his emigration bill made the most of this testimony , and claimed that he was ...
Page 121
... tears of mothers over their dead children , that shrunk under poverty like blossoms withering before the frosts , the fading of the weak , the wasting of the strong , thefts in the streets , sickness in the houses , funerals by the ...
... tears of mothers over their dead children , that shrunk under poverty like blossoms withering before the frosts , the fading of the weak , the wasting of the strong , thefts in the streets , sickness in the houses , funerals by the ...
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... tears . But of all Dickens ' novels of a protest type Oliver Twist offers least grounds for the charge that he preferred to make sure that his lions were comfortably dead , or at least in extremis , before beginning his flaying ...
... tears . But of all Dickens ' novels of a protest type Oliver Twist offers least grounds for the charge that he preferred to make sure that his lions were comfortably dead , or at least in extremis , before beginning his flaying ...
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