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...n is taken to be 'rational' ... except for a small but variable excess (of births)," Seccombe, "Marxism and Demography," (1983), p. 31. The context is a disc ...Malthusian models do not make sense in Europe: family size was kept small, births were controlled, and so forth, back in the Middle Ages. This called for rej ...

...d to the more widely accepted date of the onset of the modern world, circa 1800.²¹ |1751–1800 ...

...was born in 1611, and Benomi, “son of my sorrow,” in 1616. (Between those births, in 1614, Buck officiated at the marriage ceremony of John Rolfe and Pocaho === DISABILITY, MONSTROUS BIRTHS, AND GENDER DISSIDENTS === ...

...on in the Americas reached around 330,000 in 1700, nearly three million by 1800, and finally peaked at over six million in the 1850s’.[[#part0006_split_010 ...of the impending danger. Severe restrictions were placed on the press: in 1800 the slave revolt in Virginia was often ignored by southern newspapers; ther ...

Between 1798 and 1800, the USA fought undeclared naval battles with [[French Republic (1792–1804) ...)|France]], which had secretly taken it from [[Kingdom of Spain|Spain]] in 1800. In 1806, Statesian and Spanish soldiers had a skirmish on the border of [[ ...

...be above the replacement rate. This can come about either by the number of births per woman rising or by child mortality declining. Deaths in childhood are v ...horsepower, so the 90 megawatts or so of installed British water power in 1800 could have turned about 12 million spindles. Of course some of these were p ...

.../sup> although the groundwork of his theory dated from 1799; on January 1, 1800, Robert Owen undertook the direction of New Lanark. ...forces, the means of ending these conflicts. If, therefore, about the year 1800, the conflicts arising from the new social order were only just beginning t ...

{{Infobox person|name=John Brown|image=John Brown.png|birth_date=May 9, 1800|death_date=December 2, 1859|birth_place=Torrington, Connecticut, [[United S John Brown was born on 9 May 1800 in Torrington, Connecticut. He was raised in a religious [[Calvinism|Calvin ...

...er, and (revealingly) claiming that if only 'native citizens' had voted in 1800, Jefferson wouldn't be president."7 (d) Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group ...

{{Infobox politician|name=Millard Fillmore|birth_date=January 7, 1800|birth_place=Moravia, [[New York State]], [[U.S.]]|death_date=March 8, 1874 '''Millard Fillmore''' (January 7, 1800 – March 8, 1874) was a [[United States of America|Statesian]] politician an ...

up, in 1797, in 1800, in 1805 and in 1809; only once, in 1809, did they strict administrator (szolgabtro ). The registration of births, marriages ...

...he belief in a heavenly kingdom, eternal suffering, angels, devils, virgin births, resurrections, and ascensions. Yet what remains of "His Holiness" and the ...ished or malnourished. The infant mortality rate was 162 per thousand live births. In 1980, an American doctor reported on the situation of the refugees in I ...

...ent at Jamestown, established in 1607, that it wasn’t until the 1690s that births outpaced deaths there. In the first century and a half after Jamestown’s es ...d social dislocation followed, causing still more deaths and nonbirths. By 1800, the indigenous population was closer to half a million, having endured wha ...

.... The export of Irish linen to Great Britain rose from 52,000,000 yards in 1800 to 55,000,000 in 1825, of which a large part was re-exported. The export of In 1755, 14 mines; in 1800, 40 mines; in 1836, 76 mines; in 1843, 130 mines. ...

...n 2004, some provinces reported 593 maternal deaths for every 100,000 live births. ...ched book, entitled "Before Homosexuality in the Arab-Islamic World., 1500-1800," that was published by the University of Chicago Press in 2005. ...

...0 people. New York, although growing rapidly, had just 7,000 residents (by 1800 it would have 60,000). In 1760, colonists numbered 1.5 million—six times th ...w 222,721 births; in October, there were 339,499. The 1940s saw 32 million births, up from 24 million during the 1930s. This trend continued into the next de ...

...on, and a Hermès polo shirt retailing at $455 boasts a markup in excess of 1800 percent.19 These eye-watering markups contrast with the wafer-thin margins ...ption of China—a special case because of the one-child policy that reduced births by an estimated 200 million since its introduction in 1979 and because of i ...

...alth problems, including cleft palate, mental disabilities, hernias, still births, poisoned breast milk, and extra fingers and toes, as well as destroying lo * In the summer of 1800, Gabriel Prosser planned a large slave rebellion in Richmond, Virginia. Inf ...

New Lanark from 1800 to 1829. But the criticism remained propaganda for more births, are accompanied at the same ...

...s value was set by the small amount of native copper already available. By 1800 the coast was saturated with copper and the demand fell off. Clothing, blan ...eant going to church on Sunday and accepting the services of the priest at births, deaths, and marriages. It did not mean giving up the traditional understan ...