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A history of economic doctrines

Note 287 — Chapter III · : THE PESSIMISTS

R. (Robert) Richards translation

“Every reader of candour must acknowledge that the practical design uppermost in the mind of the writer, with whatever want of judgment it may have been executed, is to improve the condition and increase the happiness of the lower classes of society.” It is with this declaration that Malthus brings his book on population to a close.

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