Edition de saxe hardanger

Seller rating : This seller has earned a 5 of 5 Stars rating from Biblio customers. Item Price. Or just 0. Standard delivery: to days More Shipping Options. Haney, First edition. Original printed wrappers. Affixed to the bottom portion of the front wrappers is a printed slip for the Paris publisher, Jules Renouard, who apparently acquired part of the edition.

Large octavo. Wrappers partially browned, spine split in several places, but a very good copy, in its original state, in a full morocco clamshell slipcase.

Quetelet was a Belgian astronomer, mathematician, statistician and sociologist. He founded and directed the Brussels Observatory. He understood the complexities of social phenomena and became interested in using what he called "social physics" as a tool to explain crime rates, marital rates, suicide rates, etc.

Cajori calls them "Quetelet's best researches on the application of probability to the physical and social sciences" and notes: "He laid emphasis on the 'law of large numbers,' which was advanced also by the Frenchman S. Poisson and discussed by the German W. Lexis , the Scandinavians H. Your Review. Details Bookseller Michael R. Affixed to the bottom portion of the front wrappers is a printed slip for the Paris publisher, Jules Book condition Used Edition First edition Publisher M.

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Visitors are greeted by a spectacular double-height picture wall featuring photographs of the Duchess and vintage images of Budapest, topped by a glass ceiling-floor requiring nerves of steel to walk across.

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George Clooney is far from the first to have a holiday house on its shores: Lake Como has been popular since Pliny the Younger built a villa there in Roman times — so about 1, years of history to revel in. There is also a spa the largest on the lake and the most glorious botanical gardens — including a couple of magnificent Lebanese cedar trees and 54 species of plants and flowers in the gardens.

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