An Essay On the Principle of Population
An Essay On the Principle of Population
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We well know, from repeated experience, how much misery andhardship men will undergo in their own country, before they candetermine to desert it; and how often the most tempting proposalsof embarking for new settlements have been rejected by people whoappeared to be almost starving.
CHAPTER 11 Mr Godwin's conjecture concerning the future extinction of thepassion between the sexes--Little apparent grounds for such aconjecture--Passion of love not inconsistent either with reasonor virtue.
We have... supported Mr Godwin's system of society once completelyestablished. But it is supposing an impossibility. The samecauses in nature which would destroy it so rapidly, were it onceestablished, would prevent the possibility of its establishment. And upon what grounds we can presume a change in these naturalcauses, I am utterly at a loss to conjecture. No move towards theextinction of the passion between the sexes has taken place inthe five or six thousand years that the world has existed. Men inthe decline of life have in all ages declaimed against a passionwhich they have ceased to feel, but with as little reason assuccess.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We well know, from repeated experience, how much misery andhardship men will undergo in their own country, before they candetermine to desert it; and how often the most tempting proposalsof embarking for new settlements have been rejected by people whoappeared to be almost starving.
CHAPTER 11 Mr Godwin's conjecture concerning the future extinction of thepassion between the sexes--Little apparent grounds for such aconjecture--Passion of love not inconsistent either with reasonor virtue.
We have... supported Mr Godwin's system of society once completelyestablished. But it is supposing an impossibility. The samecauses in nature which would destroy it so rapidly, were it onceestablished, would prevent the possibility of its establishment. And upon what grounds we can presume a change in these naturalcauses, I am utterly at a loss to conjecture. No move towards theextinction of the passion between the sexes has taken place inthe five or six thousand years that the world has existed. Men inthe decline of life have in all ages declaimed against a passionwhich they have ceased to feel, but with as little reason assuccess.
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