The Popularization of Malthus in Early Nineteenth-Century England (Modern Economic and Social History)
James P. Huzel explores the popularization of Malthusian ideas in early nineteenth-century England. Situated within modern economic and social history, this focused study examines how Malthus became part of the broader intellectual and public landscape of the period.
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James P. Huzel examines the popularization of Malthus in early nineteenth-century England.
The book focuses on the circulation and reception of Malthusian ideas during a formative period in English history.
Framed within modern economic and social history, it considers the relationship between intellectual ideas and their wider public presence.
This study offers a specialized historical perspective on Malthus and the society in which his ideas became influential.
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