Note 392 — Chapter VI
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The discussions of population most frequently mentioned are:—W. Godwin, Thoughts occasioned by Dr. Parr's Spital Sermon, etc., 1801; R. Southey, in (Aikin's) Annual Review for 1803, pp. 292-301; Thomas Jarrold, Dissertations on Man, etc., 1806; W. Hazlitt, Reply to the Essay on Population, 1807; A. Ingram, Disquisitions on Population, 1808; John Weyland, Principles of Population, etc., 1806; James Grahame, Inquiry into the Principle of Population, 1816; George Ensor, Inquiry concerning the Population of Nations, 1818; W. Godwin, On Population, 1820; Francis Place, Principles of Population, 1822; David Booth, Letter to the Rev. T. R. Malthus, 1823; M. T. Sadler, Law of Population, 1830; A. Alison, Principles of Population, 1840; T. Doubleday, True Law of Population, 1842.