His namesake league, founded by Charles Bradlaugh, showed a general level of discrimination against the poor and, in another work, he wrote that the value of land is equal to whatever value remains after the land has been used for cultivation.
A book discussing the impacts of the Green Revolution, written by Eric Ross, is titled this man's "factor".  His namesake league, founded by Charles Bradlaugh, showed a general level of discrimination against the poor and, in another work, he wrote that the value of land is equal to whatever value remains after the land has been used for cultivation. In one work, he argued against the poor laws, discussed the rapid growth of European colonies, and argued that while the human population grows at a geometric rate, the food supply only grows at an arithmetic rate, leading to epidemics, famines, and other disasters. FTP, identify this English economist who wrote the famous An Essay on the Principle of Population. 
A book discussing the impacts of the Green Revolution, written by Eric Ross, is titled this man's "factor".  
Thomas {Malthus}