Malthus and the population controversy, 1803-1830.
Sadler, Michael Thomas,1870-1835.Law of population.
Ross, J. C.Examination of opinions maintained in the 'Essay on the principles of population.'
Senior, Nassau William,1790-1864.Two lectures on population.
Grahame, James,1790-1842.Inquiry into the principle of population.
Place, Francis,1771-1854.Illustrations and proofs of the principle of population.
Everett, Alexander Hill,1790-1847.New ideas on population.
Ravenstone, Piercy.Few doubts as to the correctness of some opinions generally entertained on the subjects of population and political economy.
Ensor, George,1769-1843.Inquiry concerning the populations of nations.
Anonymous.Remarks on a late publication.
Hall, Charles,1745?-1825?Effects of civilization on the people in European states.
Hazlitt, William,1778-1830.Reply to the 'Essay on population.'
Weyland, John,1774-1854.Principles of population and production.
London : Routledge/Thoemmes,
1994.
Each vol. has a new introduction by Chuhei Sugiyama and Andrew Pyle.
The law of population / Michael Thomas Sadler (2 v.) -- An examination of opinions maintained in the 'Essay on the principles of population' / John McIniscon. Two lectures on population / Nassau William Senior -- An inquiry into the principle of population / James Grahame -- Illustrations and proofs of the principle of population / Francis Place. New ideas on population / Alexander H. Everett -- A few doubts as to the correctness of some opinions generally entertained on the subjects of population and political economy / Piercy Ravenstone -- An inquiry concerning the populations of nations / George Ensor -- Remarks on a late publication / Anonymous. Effects of civilization on the people in European states / Charles Hall -- A reply to the 'Essay on population' by the Rev. R. Malthus in a series of letters / William Hazlitt -- The principles of population and production / John Weyland.