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... fact to which he is himself continually referring , viz . the operation of those checks to which Mr. Malthus ascribes the circumstance of its being stationary in old countries . - A very few specimens of the author's statements and ...
... fact to which he is himself continually referring , viz . the operation of those checks to which Mr. Malthus ascribes the circumstance of its being stationary in old countries . - A very few specimens of the author's statements and ...
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... fact , but speculated concerning its cause , attributed these phænomena to certain affections or constitutions of ... fact ; and certainly , a very curious fact it would be , if , at the respective thicknesses of air above specified ...
... fact , but speculated concerning its cause , attributed these phænomena to certain affections or constitutions of ... fact ; and certainly , a very curious fact it would be , if , at the respective thicknesses of air above specified ...
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... fact that , even to the more inferior des- cription of them , the civilization of the country is much be- holden ... fact which is indisputable , and which is suggested by a consideration of the comparative state of civilization and ...
... fact that , even to the more inferior des- cription of them , the civilization of the country is much be- holden ... fact which is indisputable , and which is suggested by a consideration of the comparative state of civilization and ...
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