The Natural History of Wiltshire
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Aubrey has inserted the number of baptisms, marriages, and burials, recorded in the registers of Broad Chalke, foreach year, from 1630 to 1642, and from 1676 to 1684 inclusive;distinguishing the baptisms and burials of males and females in eachyear. The like particulars are given for a period of five years fromthe registers of Dunhead St. Mary. He adds, "In anno 1686 I madeextracts out of the register bookes of half a dozen parishes in SouthWiltshire, which I gave to Sir Wm. Petty. " The follow...ing passages willsuffice to indicate the nature of his remarks. - J. B. ] MR. ROBERT GOOD, M. A. , of Bower Chalke, hath a method to calculate theprovision that is spent in a yeare in their parish; and does find thatone house with another spends six pounds per annum; which comes withinan hundred pounds of the parish rate.
Sir "W. Petty observes, from the account of the people, that not abovehalfe teeming women are marryed; and that if the Government pleasedthere might be such a multiplication of mankind as in 1500 yeareswould sufficiently plant every habitable acre in the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aubrey has inserted the number of baptisms, marriages, and burials, recorded in the registers of Broad Chalke, foreach year, from 1630 to 1642, and from 1676 to 1684 inclusive;distinguishing the baptisms and burials of males and females in eachyear. The like particulars are given for a period of five years fromthe registers of Dunhead St. Mary. He adds, "In anno 1686 I madeextracts out of the register bookes of half a dozen parishes in SouthWiltshire, which I gave to Sir Wm. Petty. " The follow...ing passages willsuffice to indicate the nature of his remarks. - J. B. ] MR. ROBERT GOOD, M. A. , of Bower Chalke, hath a method to calculate theprovision that is spent in a yeare in their parish; and does find thatone house with another spends six pounds per annum; which comes withinan hundred pounds of the parish rate.
Sir "W. Petty observes, from the account of the people, that not abovehalfe teeming women are marryed; and that if the Government pleasedthere might be such a multiplication of mankind as in 1500 yeareswould sufficiently plant every habitable acre in the world.
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