The Logic of Chance, 3rd edition / An Essay on the Foundations and Province of the Theory of Probability, With Especial Reference to Its Logical Bearings and Its Application to Moral and Social Science and to Statistics

by John Venn

• Taylor [329]
• Testimony
  • single [411]
  • combined [426]
  • two kinds of [409]
  • worthless [416]
• Thomson, W. [153], [314], [419]
• Time
  • influence of [191]
  • in Probability [279]
• Todhunter [415]
• Tontines [380]
• Triangle, random [103]
• Tucker, A. [127]
• Types
  • existence of [42], [60], [453]
  • fixed and fluctuating [64], [93]

• Ueberweg [311]
• Uncertainty in life [370]
• Uniformity [240]
• Units of calculation [464]

• Voluntary agency [65], [68], [85]

• Watford [374]
• Wallis, J. [312]
• Watson, H. W. [387]
• Whately [297], [307]
• Whist [401]
• Whitworth, W. A. [87], [183], [384]
• Wilson, J. M. [104]
• Witnesses, independent [405]
• Wolf [309]
• Woolhouse [101]

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Transcriber's Note

Minor typographical corrections and presentational changes have been made without comment.

The diagram on [p. 118] has been re-drawn using the first 707 digits of the modern value of π.