An edition of The earliest classics (1973)

The earliest classics

Natural and political observations made upon the bills of mortality (1662) (by) JohnGraunt; Natural and political observations and conclusions upon the state of England 1696 (1804); 'The LCC Burns journal', a manuscript notebook containing workings for several projected works (composed c. 1695-1700) (by Gregory King) Withan introduction

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An edition of The earliest classics (1973)

The earliest classics

Natural and political observations made upon the bills of mortality (1662) (by) JohnGraunt; Natural and political observations and conclusions upon the state of England 1696 (1804); 'The LCC Burns journal', a manuscript notebook containing workings for several projected works (composed c. 1695-1700) (by Gregory King) Withan introduction

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Gregg International
Language
English
Pages
291

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Subjects

Cost of War, Economic conditions, Vital Statistics

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Great Britain, London (England)
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The earliest classics: Natural and political observations made upon the bills of mortality (1662) (by) JohnGraunt; Natural and political observations and conclusions upon the state of England 1696 (1804); 'The LCC Burns journal', a manuscript notebook containing workings for several projected works (composed c. 1695-1700) (by Gregory King) Withan introduction
1973, Gregg International
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Facsimile editions.

Facsimile reprints including t.-p.'s of the works published London, Martin, 1662 and London, Chalmers, 1802: the final work is a facsimile of a manuscript known as the Bruns journal, in the possession of the library of the Greater London Council, which gives estimates of part and future population figures for London.

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(Farnborough, Eng.)
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Pioneers of demography

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85, 29-73, 291 p. :
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291

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