The United States An Experiment in Democracy
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The population of England in 1685 was about five million; in 1801 it was about nine million; that is to say, the population of England had not doubled once in a hundred and sixteen years. But long before Malthus had formulated his famous law of population, which was based upon the assumption that under favorable conditions of subsistence population would increase in a geometrical progression, Benja- min Franklin had observed that this was pre- cisely the case in America.
It was in 175 1 that Fr...anklin published a pamphlet on the Increase of Mankind and the Peopling of Countries, in which he estimated that the population in the Colonies doubled every twenty years. And he predicted that this rate of Increase would continue Indefinite- ly, so that within another hundred years there 157 THE UNITED STATES would be more English-speaking people in North America than in old England. The fundamental explanation for this unprece- dented phenomenon, as Franklin clearly saw, was the presence of unlimited quantities of land easily obtained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The population of England in 1685 was about five million; in 1801 it was about nine million; that is to say, the population of England had not doubled once in a hundred and sixteen years. But long before Malthus had formulated his famous law of population, which was based upon the assumption that under favorable conditions of subsistence population would increase in a geometrical progression, Benja- min Franklin had observed that this was pre- cisely the case in America.
It was in 175 1 that Fr...anklin published a pamphlet on the Increase of Mankind and the Peopling of Countries, in which he estimated that the population in the Colonies doubled every twenty years. And he predicted that this rate of Increase would continue Indefinite- ly, so that within another hundred years there 157 THE UNITED STATES would be more English-speaking people in North America than in old England. The fundamental explanation for this unprece- dented phenomenon, as Franklin clearly saw, was the presence of unlimited quantities of land easily obtained.
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