Note 873 — BOOK IV. THE CRITICS.
Reading edition
One of the charges (p. 18: that Malthus recommends the same remedies as Condorcet) is sufficient to stamp the character of the book—An Inquiry into the Principle of Population, &c., by James Grahame. Its Introduction gives a useful list of writers on both sides; see p. 71. (Edin., 1816.) Simonin repeats Grahame’s charges, with more mistakes of his own. See his Hist. de la Psychologie (1879), pp. 397–9.