The Statistical Mind in Modern Society: The Netherlands, 1850–1940. Volume 1: Official Statistics, Social Progress, and Modern Enterprise. Volume 2: Statistics and Scientific Work [Book Review]

Isis 102:195-197 (2011)
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The Statistical Mind in Modern Society: The Netherlands, 1850–1940. Volume 1: Official Statistics, Social Progress, and Modern Enterprise. Volume 2: Statistics and Scientific Work by Jacques G. S. J. van Maarseveen; Paul M. M. Klep; Ida H. Stamhuis

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