Explore the timeless theories of population dynamics with Malthus's "PRINCIPLE OF POPULATION" in this classic hardcover edition from Everyman's Library. Published in 1951, this two-volume set (Nos. 692 and 693) offers readers a detailed examination of demographic principles, wrapped in an attractive dust jacket that adds to its collectability and charm. Delve into Malthus's renowned work, recognized for its profound insights on population growth and its social implications. The books are presented in English, allowing for a broad audience to engage with Malthus's influential ideas. A must-have for enthusiasts of historical economics and demographic studies, this set is a distinguished addition to any library.