An Essay On the Principle of Population; Or, a View of Its Past And Present Effects On Human Happiness; With An Inquiry Into Our Prospects Respecting the Future Removal Or Mitigation of the Evils Which It Occasions
An Essay On the Principle of Population; Or, a View of Its Past And Present Effects On Human Happiness; With An Inquiry Into Our Prospects Respecting the Future Removal Or Mitigation of the Evils Which It Occasions
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But this supposition would, in a calculation from the births, give a smaller population in the early, part of the century than is given in the ** Results of the Population Act," though there are strong reasons for supposing that the popula- tion there given is too small. According to Davenant, the number of houses in 1690 was 1,319,215, and there is no reason to think that this calculation erred on the side of excess. Allowing only five to a house instead of 5f , which is supposed to be the pro...portion ^ Population Abetracts, PariBh Regifiters, p. 455. ^ P. 9.
Digitized by VjOOQIC OF THE CHECKS TO POPULATION IN ENGLAND. 205 at present, this would give a population of above six millions and a half, and it is perfectly inci-edible that from this time to the year 1710 the population should have diminished nearly a million and a half. It is far more probable that the omissions in the births should have been much greater than at present, and greater than in the deaths ; and this is further confirmed by the observation before alluded to, that in the first half of the century the increase of popu- lation, as calculated from the births, is much greater than is war- ranted by the proportion of births to deaths.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But this supposition would, in a calculation from the births, give a smaller population in the early, part of the century than is given in the ** Results of the Population Act," though there are strong reasons for supposing that the popula- tion there given is too small. According to Davenant, the number of houses in 1690 was 1,319,215, and there is no reason to think that this calculation erred on the side of excess. Allowing only five to a house instead of 5f , which is supposed to be the pro...portion ^ Population Abetracts, PariBh Regifiters, p. 455. ^ P. 9.
Digitized by VjOOQIC OF THE CHECKS TO POPULATION IN ENGLAND. 205 at present, this would give a population of above six millions and a half, and it is perfectly inci-edible that from this time to the year 1710 the population should have diminished nearly a million and a half. It is far more probable that the omissions in the births should have been much greater than at present, and greater than in the deaths ; and this is further confirmed by the observation before alluded to, that in the first half of the century the increase of popu- lation, as calculated from the births, is much greater than is war- ranted by the proportion of births to deaths.
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