In the six counties in which there are from 150 to 170 people on the
square mile. . . 392
In the six counties in which there are from 200 to 260 people on the
square mile. . . 399
But we will make another experiment on Mr. Sadler’s tables, if possible
more decisive than any of those which we have hitherto made. We will
take the four largest divisions into which he has distributed the
English counties, and which follow each other in regular order. That
our readers may fully comprehend the nature of that packing by which his
theory is supported, we will set before them this part of his table.
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