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Brown found George's refutation of Malthusianism unconvincing and was himself an advocate of birth control.
Pursuing a Malthusian chain of reasoning, Mill argued that the labouring class tended to deploy increased wealth not in enjoying higher per capita living standards, but in having more children.
But these Malthusian scenarios are not entirely plausible.
However, while rising food prices indicate a growing pressure of population on land, there is in fact little evidence of a progressive Malthusian crisis of productivity in European agriculture from the late sixteenth century.
Here Malthusian population theory seemed to fit perfectly.
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