A Historical Account Of Bills Of Mortality, And The Probability Of Human Life, In Glasgow And Other Large Towns

"A Historical Account Of Bills Of Mortality, And The Probability Of Human Life, In Glasgow And Other Large Towns" offers a detailed examination of mortality statistics and demographic trends in Glasgow and comparable urban centers. Authored by James Cleland, this historical work provides valuable insights into public health conditions and the factors influencing life expectancy during its time. The book is a resource for researchers and anyone interested in understanding the historical evolution of urban health and demographic patterns. It delivers quantitative data alongside contextual analysis, making it a significant contribution to the social and medical history of urban populations. This account remains relevant for its methodologies in analyzing historical health data and its perspective on the challenges faced by growing urban centers.

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