Over-population and its remedy (or), An inquiry into the distress prevailing among the labouring classes of the British islands and into the means of remedying it

Over-population and its remedy (or), An inquiry into the distress prevailing among the labouring classes of the British islands and into the means of remedying it

by William Thomas Thornton

Part of The Development of industrial society series

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