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- THE MISCELLANEOUS WRITINGS AND SPEECHES OF LORD MACAULAY.
- Contributions To The Edinburgh Review
- By Thomas Babington Macaulay
- VOLUME II.
- CONTENTS.
- CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE EDINBURGH REVIEW.
- John Dryden. (January 1828.)
- History. (May 1828.)
- Mill on Government. (March 1829.)
- Westminster Reviewer's Defence of Mill. (June 1829.)
- Utilitarian Theory of Government. (October 1829.)
- Sadler's Law of Population. (July 1830.)
- Sadler's Refutation Refuted. (January 1831.)
- Mirabeau. (July 1832.)
- Barere. (April 1844.)
- MISCELLANEOUS WRITINGS OF LORD MACAULAY.
- CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE EDINBURGH REVIEW.
- JOHN DRYDEN. (January 1828.)
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- HISTORY. (May 1828.)
- MILL ON GOVERNMENT. (March 1829.)
- PROPOSITION I. THEOREM.
- WESTMINSTER REVIEWER'S DEFENCE OF MILL. (June 1829.)
- Mr Bentham next represents us as maintaining:--
- Mr Bentham proceeds:--
- UTILITARIAN THEORY OF GOVERNMENT. (October 1829.)
- SADLER'S LAW OF POPULATION. (July 1830.)
- Mr Sadler describes Mr Malthus's principle in the following words:--
- Mr Sadler states the law of population in England thus:--
- From To Counties Number of births to 100 marriages
- The fecundity of the human race in England Mr Sadler rates as follows:--
- From To Counties Number of births per 100 marriages
- TABLE LXIV.
- TABLE LXXXI.
- Mr Sadler states the results of the four censuses as follows:--
- SADLER'S REFUTATION REFUTED. (January 1831.)
- The first is as follows:--
- Hectares Departments To every 1000 marriages
- The number of children to 1000 marriages is--
- 1st Table 2nd Table 3rd Table
- The number of births to 1000 marriages is--
- 1st Table 2nd Table 3rd Table
- The number of births to 1000 marriages is--
- 1st Table 2nd Table 3rd Table
- The number of children to 100 marriages is--
- The number of children to 100 marriages is--
- The number of children to 100 marriages is--
- The number of births to a marriage is--
- MIRABEAU. (July 1832.)
- BARERE. (April 1844.)
- Our business is with Barere. In all thos