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Page 148
... classical expression when he called attention to the tendency of population when unchecked to grow geo- metrically , while the supply of food could at best be expected to rise arith- metically . By one of the most striking ironies of ...
... classical expression when he called attention to the tendency of population when unchecked to grow geo- metrically , while the supply of food could at best be expected to rise arith- metically . By one of the most striking ironies of ...
Page 169
... classical nor neo - classical economics accounts well for what came later unless reference is made to other devel- opments which played no part in the thinking of the classical economists and have often been ignored subsequently . The ...
... classical nor neo - classical economics accounts well for what came later unless reference is made to other devel- opments which played no part in the thinking of the classical economists and have often been ignored subsequently . The ...
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... classical rhetoric ' to win the audience away from the opponent who is being quoted ' ; as Stafford argues in a related case , there is a different but equally interesting opposition of register between the ' pride , sexual secrets ...
... classical rhetoric ' to win the audience away from the opponent who is being quoted ' ; as Stafford argues in a related case , there is a different but equally interesting opposition of register between the ' pride , sexual secrets ...
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Yorkshire Writers | 91 |
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