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Page 188
... persons how many are to be old - how many young ; that is to say , will you arrange their maintenance so as to kill them early - say at thirty or thirty - five on the average , including deaths of weakly or ill - fed children ? -or so ...
... persons how many are to be old - how many young ; that is to say , will you arrange their maintenance so as to kill them early - say at thirty or thirty - five on the average , including deaths of weakly or ill - fed children ? -or so ...
Page 189
... persons set apart for sidereal and conic purposes must starve , or some one else starve instead of them . What is , therefore , the natural rate of wages of the scientific persons , and how does this rate relate to , or measure , their ...
... persons set apart for sidereal and conic purposes must starve , or some one else starve instead of them . What is , therefore , the natural rate of wages of the scientific persons , and how does this rate relate to , or measure , their ...
Page 212
... persons be made available in prepara- tion for future work or future profit ; in which function riches have ... persons primarily rich , must therefore be just and wise , it may not be ultimately possible so , or somewhat so , to arrange ...
... persons be made available in prepara- tion for future work or future profit ; in which function riches have ... persons primarily rich , must therefore be just and wise , it may not be ultimately possible so , or somewhat so , to arrange ...
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