Population Problems in the Victorian Age: StatisticsJoseph John Spengler Gregg, 1973 |
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... average , of the years 1824 and 1825 , one in 42.4 ; showing that the Netherlands is , after Great Britain , one of the healthiest countries in Europe . It appears from statements given by Dr Price , after Sussmilch , that the average ...
... average , of the years 1824 and 1825 , one in 42.4 ; showing that the Netherlands is , after Great Britain , one of the healthiest countries in Europe . It appears from statements given by Dr Price , after Sussmilch , that the average ...
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... average to 2,700 , and the deaths to 3,300 ; but at an average of the three years ending with 1818 , the births had increased to 3,208 , while the deaths had declined to 2,971.ยง At Vienna , which has always been a very unhealthy city ...
... average to 2,700 , and the deaths to 3,300 ; but at an average of the three years ending with 1818 , the births had increased to 3,208 , while the deaths had declined to 2,971.ยง At Vienna , which has always been a very unhealthy city ...
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... average of only five and a half per cent in the last ten years , ) have , within the same period , added to their number by natural increase at the average rate of ten per cent ; thus showing , that they have increased their population ...
... average of only five and a half per cent in the last ten years , ) have , within the same period , added to their number by natural increase at the average rate of ten per cent ; thus showing , that they have increased their population ...
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Census of the Population Law of Edinburgh Review Vol 49 | 1 |
State of Defects of British Edinburgh Review Vol | 61 |
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