An edition of The doctrine of chances (1814)

The doctrine of chances

or, The theory of gaming, made easy to every person acquainted with common arithmetic, so as to enable them to calculate the probabilities of events in lotteries, cards, horse racing, dice, &c. with tables on chance, never before published, which from mere inspection will solve a great variety of questions.

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The doctrine of chances
William Rouse
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An edition of The doctrine of chances (1814)

The doctrine of chances

or, The theory of gaming, made easy to every person acquainted with common arithmetic, so as to enable them to calculate the probabilities of events in lotteries, cards, horse racing, dice, &c. with tables on chance, never before published, which from mere inspection will solve a great variety of questions.

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The full title is "The Doctrine of Chances, or the Theory of Gaming, Made Easy to Every Person Acquainted with Common Arithmetic, so as to Enable Them to Calculate the Probabilities of Events in Lotteries, Cards, Horse Racing, Dice, &c. with Tables on Chance, Never before Published, Which from Mere Inspection Will Solve a Great Variety of Questions."

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Printed by Gye & Balne for the author; published by Lackington, Allen & co.
Language
English
Pages
350

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Subjects
Probabilities, Probabilities and games of chance

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Cover of: The doctrine of chances
The doctrine of chances: or, The theory of gaming, made easy to every person acquainted with common arithmetic, so as to enable them to calculate the probabilities of events in lotteries, cards, horse racing, dice, &c. with tables on chance, never before published, which from mere inspection will solve a great variety of questions.
1814, Printed by Gye & Balne for the author; published by Lackington, Allen & co.
in English
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Cover of: The doctrine of chances
The doctrine of chances: or, The theory of gaming, made easy to every person acquainted with common arithmetic, so as to enable them to calculate the probabilities of events in lotteries, cards, horse racing, dice, &c. : with tables on chance, never before published ...
1814, Printed by Gye & Balne ..., for the author; published by Lackington, Allen & Co. ,,,, and sold by all booksellers
in English

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Engr. t.-p., with vignette.

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London

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Library of Congress
QA273 .R86

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lvi, [57]-350 p.
Number of pages
350

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OL16340303M
LCCN
05012353

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