Specimen Inaugurale Juridicum De Usu Arithmeticae In Jurisprudentia

This 19th century legal treatise argues for the importance of mathematics in the study of law. Jean C. de Fouquerolle shows how mathematical concepts such as logic, probability, and statistics can be applied to legal problems, and argues that a knowledge of mathematics is essential for any lawyer. The book is a fascinating example of the interdisciplinary approach to scholarship that was becoming more common in the 19th century.

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