Titlebook: International Historical Statistics Europe 1750–1988; B. R. Mitchell Book 1992Latest edition B R Mitchell 1992 communication.education.Nat

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Population and Vital Statistics,l population dates from around the beginning of the period covered in this work. But outside Scandinavia (and some though by no means all the Italian states), systematic census-taking and civil registration of births, deaths, and marriages have been nineteenth- or even twentieth-century phenomena. H

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External Trade,countries than does any other economic activity. Indeed some statistics go back to mediaeval times. These are all partial, however, for it was not until some of the rising nation-states of the seventeenth century began to see external trade as an instrument of policy that the statistics covered more

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Transport and Communications,y rate until quite recently; and if not in its provision, then at least in its regulation. As a consequence, there is usually more statistical material available from the past than on most other subjects except external trade. Shipping was a matter of close concern to all major maritime powers. The

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Education,ation. There is no universal definition of what constitutes a primary school or a general secondary school. Even the definition of a university has shown some flexibility, especially in recent years. Moreover, there has been a minimum of two major reorganisations of school systems in every country o

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