Quantitative Methods in Politics, by Stuart A. Rice

Harold Foote Gosnell

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Harold F. Gosnell; Quantitative Methods in Politics, by Stuart A. Rice, Political Science Quarterly, Volume 44, Issue 4, 1 December 1929, Pages 593–595, https:/

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