Ihaveproceededtoshowthatacolony, setdowninacountryinthestateofnature, presentscloseanalogieswithagarden; andIhaveindicatedthecourseofactionwhichanadministrator, ableandwillingtocarryouthorticulturalprinciples, wouldadopt, inordertosecurethesuccessofsuchanewlyformedpolity, , Ihaveshownthatdifficultiesmustarise; thattheunlimitedincreaseofthepopulationoveralimitedareamust, soonerorlater, reintroduceintothecolonythatstruggleforthemeansofexistencebetweenthecolonists, whichitwastheprimaryobjectoftheadministratortoexclude,insomuchasitisfataltothemutualpeacewhichistheprimeconditionoftheunionofmeninsociety.
Ihavebrieflydescribedthenatureoftheonlyradicalcure, knowntome, forthediseasewhichwouldthusthreatentheexistenceofthecolony; and, howeverregretfully, Ihavebeenobligedtoadmitthatthisrigorouslyscientificmethodofapplyingtheprinciplesofevolutiontohumansocietyhardlycomeswithintheregionofpracticalpolitics; notforwantofwillonthepartofagreatmanypeople; butbecause, foronereason, .
