The Service of Statistics to History
The Service of Statistics to History
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Achenwall. Abriss der neuesten Staatswissenschaft der beutigen vornehmsten europaischen Reiche. 1749. Einleitung. TSir William Petty. Political Arithmetick. 1690. Preface. 33] The Service of Statistics to History. 33 restricted to such, and seldom used them comparatively or in mass measurement. B^BSCTOft LibrSTf As a method, then, statistics took itssKape within the' past seventy-five years, and it fell, consequently, under the influ- ence of those instrumental devices which, as applied by all ...the natural sciences, have imparted to nineteenth century thought its most pronounced character. The first to apply the familiar method of the natural sciences in the new field of statistics was, perhaps, the Belgian astronomer, Quetelet. Instead of con- cerning himself with such specific details as interested the antiquarian mind of Dr. Felt, Quetelet employed the so-called Law of Large Numbers. In order to count and compare the numerous units involved, he arranged them in classes, within each of which all the units, whatever their individual diver- sities, were assumed to be alike for his enumerative purposes.
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Achenwall. Abriss der neuesten Staatswissenschaft der beutigen vornehmsten europaischen Reiche. 1749. Einleitung. TSir William Petty. Political Arithmetick. 1690. Preface. 33] The Service of Statistics to History. 33 restricted to such, and seldom used them comparatively or in mass measurement. B^BSCTOft LibrSTf As a method, then, statistics took itssKape within the' past seventy-five years, and it fell, consequently, under the influ- ence of those instrumental devices which, as applied by all ...the natural sciences, have imparted to nineteenth century thought its most pronounced character. The first to apply the familiar method of the natural sciences in the new field of statistics was, perhaps, the Belgian astronomer, Quetelet. Instead of con- cerning himself with such specific details as interested the antiquarian mind of Dr. Felt, Quetelet employed the so-called Law of Large Numbers. In order to count and compare the numerous units involved, he arranged them in classes, within each of which all the units, whatever their individual diver- sities, were assumed to be alike for his enumerative purposes.
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