Principles of Economics the Satisfaction of Human Wants
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War. War has always been one means by which population has been kept down. As the animals have been hunted by man, so men have been hunted by each other. A Scotch laird said he did not care how hard-shot his estate might be, by one who leased it for hunting, since there were always enough animals left to replenish it. But for the natural power of men to multiply rapidly, the race of men might have become extinct in the barbarous wars of savage tribes* THE LAW OF THE INCREASE OF POPULATION. 121 ...uch civilized nations as the Greeks and Romans, and Eastern nations before them, carried death where they carried their arms. The number of people may be no less to-day than if there had been no wars ; the de- struction of war has given room for more rapid in- crease in time of peace, and the limit of subsistence has not been so quickly reached. There is reason to hope that the slaughter of men by each other will, in time, be abandoned, and this check to the increase of population will then be removed.
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War. War has always been one means by which population has been kept down. As the animals have been hunted by man, so men have been hunted by each other. A Scotch laird said he did not care how hard-shot his estate might be, by one who leased it for hunting, since there were always enough animals left to replenish it. But for the natural power of men to multiply rapidly, the race of men might have become extinct in the barbarous wars of savage tribes* THE LAW OF THE INCREASE OF POPULATION. 121 ...uch civilized nations as the Greeks and Romans, and Eastern nations before them, carried death where they carried their arms. The number of people may be no less to-day than if there had been no wars ; the de- struction of war has given room for more rapid in- crease in time of peace, and the limit of subsistence has not been so quickly reached. There is reason to hope that the slaughter of men by each other will, in time, be abandoned, and this check to the increase of population will then be removed.
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