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And Its Attendant Phenomena And Their Application To The Discovery Of New Medicines, Obscure Diseases, Correct Delineations Of Character, Lost Persons And Property, Mines And Springs Of Water, And All Hidden And Secret Things.

Excerpt from Statistical Papers: Based on the Census of England and Wales, 1851, and Relating to the Occupations of the People and the Increase of Population 1841-51The main principle upon which a classification of occupations ought to be based seems to me to be, such a common relationship of the members of each class respectively to the whole community as shall render the total numbers of each of the classes intelligible facts. In other words...

Excerpt from England's Recent Progress: An Investigation of the Statistics of Migrations, Mortality, &C., , In the Twenty Years From 1881 to 1901 as Indicating Tendencies Towards the Growth or Decay of Particular CommunitiesIT seems right that I should explain how I came to take upon myself the responsibility of submitting these figures to the public.As far back as 1857 I was occupied in studying the Census Tables then available, and my Essays...

Statistical Papers Based on the Census of England and Wales, 1851, - and relating to the occupations of the people and the increase of population, 1841-51 is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1860. Hansebooks is editor of the literature on different topic areas such as research and science, travel and expeditions, cooking and nutrition, medicine, and other genres. As a publisher we focus on the preservation of histo...

(LARGE PRINT EDITION) And Its Attendant Phenomena And Their Application To The Discovery Of New Medicines, Obscure Diseases, Correct Delineations Of Character, Lost Persons And Property, Mines And Springs Of Water, And All Hidden And Secret Things.

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Excerpt from England's Recent Progress: An Investigation of the Statistics of Migrations, Mortality, &C., , In the Twenty Years From 1881 to 1901 as Indicating Tendencies Towards the Growth or Decay of Particular CommunitiesIT seems right that I should explain how I came to take upon myself the responsibility of submitting these figures to the public.As far back as 1857 I was occupied in studying the Census Tables then available, and my Essays...

Excerpt from Statistical Papers: Based on the Census of England and Wales, 1851, and Relating to the Occupations of the People and the Increase of Population 1841-51 The main principle upon which a classification of occupations ought to be based seems to me to be, such a common relationship of the members of each class respectively to the whole community as shall render the total numbers of each of the classes intelligible facts. In other wor...