Leading British Statisticians of the Nineteenth Century

Paul J. Fitzpatrick

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This paper explores statistical contributions of eleven outstanding British statisticians of the nineteenth, century. They are Playfair, Porter, Babbage, Farr, Guy, Newmarch, Jevons, Rawson, Galton, Giffen, and Edgeworth. This treatment represents one aspect of British statistical thought not previously developed.

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