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The population problem

Note 62 — I HISTORICAL

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There does not seem to be any foundation whatever for the statement made by Place to the effect that Malthus recognized the advocacy of Neomalthusian methods to be the logical outcome of his position but that he shrank from their advocacy for fear of prejudice. Place, Illustrations and Proofs of the Principle of Population, p. 173.

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