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According to estimates given by Emily G. Balch,[40] between four and six million persons of Slavic descent are now dwelling among us, and their fecundity is amazing.— Our Foreigners A Chronicle of Americans in the Making
The number of children by these marriages was 1437, -- more than five to a peer, -- more than 4.3 to a marriage, -- more, that is to say, than the average number in those counties of England in which, according to Mr Sadler's own statement, the fecundity is the greatest.— Miscellaneous Writings and Speeches — Volume 2
According to estimates given by Emily G. Balch, [40] between four and six million persons of Slavic descent are now dwelling among us, and their fecundity is amazing.— Our Foreigners A Chronicle of Americans in the Making
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