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Pagina 291
... population stimulates the desire to acquire new territory . She is also show- ing how the growth of population , accompanied by increased industrialisation , necessitates the acquisition of new markets in other countries , with ...
... population stimulates the desire to acquire new territory . She is also show- ing how the growth of population , accompanied by increased industrialisation , necessitates the acquisition of new markets in other countries , with ...
Pagina 292
... population is to cut up the holdings and divide and redivide them . At the same time there is a big increase of the population of the towns owing to the development of urban industries . Indeed , Japan in the twentieth century is going ...
... population is to cut up the holdings and divide and redivide them . At the same time there is a big increase of the population of the towns owing to the development of urban industries . Indeed , Japan in the twentieth century is going ...
Pagina 295
... population , and the big irrigation works undertaken by the Indian Government have greatly increased the capacity of the country ; but these developments do not provide a remedy for the fundamental difficulty that the population of ...
... population , and the big irrigation works undertaken by the Indian Government have greatly increased the capacity of the country ; but these developments do not provide a remedy for the fundamental difficulty that the population of ...
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