General Observations upon the Causes, physical, and moral, which influence Population, in every Country.-The Populousness, Commerce, and Power, of England, prior to the Demise of Edward III. -The Number of People, 1377.-Reflections.
Or the existing numbers of Mankind, in successive ages of the world, various writers have given dissimilar accounts; because they did not al-. ways acknowledge the same facts, nor often adopt the same principles, in their most ingenious disquisitions.
The Lord Chief Justice Hale * formerly, and Sir James Stuart, and the Count de Buffon, lately, t
* In his Primitive Origination of Mankind Considered.
In his Political Economy.