Dissertations On Man, Philosophical, Physiological, and Political

This book is a response to Thomas Malthus's influential Essay on the Principle of Population, which argued that population growth would inevitably lead to resource depletion and widespread suffering. In this book, Jarrold presents a critique of Malthus's ideas and argues for a more optimistic view of the potential of human society. This book is an important work in the study of population growth and its social and political implications.

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