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Vital Accounts Quantifying Health And Population In Eighteenthcentury England And France 1st Edition Andrea A Rusnock

Name: Vital Accounts Quantifying Health And Population In Eighteenthcentury England And France 1st Edition Andrea A Rusnock
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Vital Accounts Quantifying Health And Population In Eighteenthcentury England And France 1st Edition Andrea A Rusnock instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.35 MB

Pages: 268

Author: Andrea A. Rusnock

ISBN: 9780511550041, 9780521101233, 9780521803748, 0511550049, 0521101239, 0521803748

Language: English

Year: 2002

Edition: 1

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Vital Accounts Quantifying Health And Population In Eighteenthcentury England And France 1st Edition Andrea A Rusnock by Andrea A. Rusnock 9780511550041, 9780521101233, 9780521803748, 0511550049, 0521101239, 0521803748 instant download after payment.

This study examines the pre-history of statistics in eighteenth-century England and France, before state governments and other institutions began to collect statistical data on a regular basis. Eighteenth-century political and medical arithmeticians developed a variety of useful techniques to measure health and population. This book highlights the history of numerical tables, as new scientific instruments, and explains how they were used to evaluate smallpox inoculations, and the health and size of populations.