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They are in this way liable to be counted twice or not to be counted at all.
This is further increased by the wide-spread practice of kidnapping slaves and wives. Other factors, are the great variations of populations produced by unequal birth rates.
Professor Ratzel of Leipsic cites the case of a single small village in Bavaria of which he examined the baptismal records for a period covering some 250 years, and found variations in the number of births from 170 to 38 for dif- ferent decades wit...h an almost invariable village popula- tion. Many examinations of this kind go to show that increase of populations, among other things, depends much on the outlook of the people. Besides this to-a-large- extent-unconsciously sterile or prolific tendency, there are the facts of infanticide and suicide, both of which prevail at times to an unbelievable extent among some nations.
Again, there are various races, which through contact with higher civilizations and from other causes, are in a state of constant decline in numbers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are in this way liable to be counted twice or not to be counted at all.
This is further increased by the wide-spread practice of kidnapping slaves and wives. Other factors, are the great variations of populations produced by unequal birth rates.
Professor Ratzel of Leipsic cites the case of a single small village in Bavaria of which he examined the baptismal records for a period covering some 250 years, and found variations in the number of births from 170 to 38 for dif- ferent decades wit...h an almost invariable village popula- tion. Many examinations of this kind go to show that increase of populations, among other things, depends much on the outlook of the people. Besides this to-a-large- extent-unconsciously sterile or prolific tendency, there are the facts of infanticide and suicide, both of which prevail at times to an unbelievable extent among some nations.
Again, there are various races, which through contact with higher civilizations and from other causes, are in a state of constant decline in numbers.
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