The law of population
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Facts and observations relative to the influence of manufactures upon health and life
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The rural life of England
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Wages and earnings of the working classes
The age of great cities
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Wealth and want; or, Taxation, as influencing private riches and public liberty
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Two lectures on machinery, delivered before the University of Oxford in 1844
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Besant makes arguments for the use (within marriage) of contraceptive methods to limit the increase of human populations and avoid families larger than may be supported by parents of limited financial means.
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