American Political Economy
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In France, where the land is minutely divided, and the peasan- try are vastly better off than in England, the rate of increase of the population, for ten years, is only 5 per cent ; in England it is 15 per cent; and in Connaught, the sink of Irish misery and degi'adation, from 1821 to 1831, it was as high as 22 per cent.
In the province of Ulster, the rate is 14, while in the county of Donegal it rises to 20 per cent. "And this is precisely the county which official reports represent as forming... an exception to the general condition of Presbyterian Ulster, and affording an instance of poverty little less extreme than that of Connaught.
In the latter province, we find Galway and Mayo, notoriously the two most destitute counties, exhibiting, the one an increase of 27, and the other of 25, per cent." Excluding the effects of emigra- tion, this rate is nearly as high as in the United States ; so that the two extremes, of general misery and general well-being, produce very nearly the same effect on the movement of the population, — a fact utterly irreconcilable with the theory of Malthus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In France, where the land is minutely divided, and the peasan- try are vastly better off than in England, the rate of increase of the population, for ten years, is only 5 per cent ; in England it is 15 per cent; and in Connaught, the sink of Irish misery and degi'adation, from 1821 to 1831, it was as high as 22 per cent.
In the province of Ulster, the rate is 14, while in the county of Donegal it rises to 20 per cent. "And this is precisely the county which official reports represent as forming... an exception to the general condition of Presbyterian Ulster, and affording an instance of poverty little less extreme than that of Connaught.
In the latter province, we find Galway and Mayo, notoriously the two most destitute counties, exhibiting, the one an increase of 27, and the other of 25, per cent." Excluding the effects of emigra- tion, this rate is nearly as high as in the United States ; so that the two extremes, of general misery and general well-being, produce very nearly the same effect on the movement of the population, — a fact utterly irreconcilable with the theory of Malthus.
What to read after American Political Economy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bowen Francis to read onlineMoreLess
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