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Births and Deaths in Western Europe
Claghorn, Kate Holladay | July 17, 1929 issue

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The article presents information about volume I of the book The Balance of Births and Deaths titled, Western and Northern Europe, written by Robert R. Kuczynski. This book present facts about population changes through a presentation of statistical material so clear, so simple, and so interesting that any reader, learned or unlearned, can understand and enjoy it. The present volume is the first of a series, and deals only with Northern and Western Europe. According to this study the population of this part of Europe has been steadily increasing in numbers since the middle of the nineteenth century.

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BALANCE of Births & Deaths: Western & Northern Europe, The (Book); KUCZYNSKI, Robert R.; DEMOGRAPHIC change; OVERPOPULATION; EUROPE, Western; EUROPE, Northern
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