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Vital Accounts: Quantifying Health and Population in Eighteenth-Century England and France (Cambridge Studies in the History of Medicine) Health & Wellness these fundamental questions are exploredAuthor: Rusnock, Andrea A. Brand: Cambridge University Press Binding: hardcover Format: Import Number Of Pages: 270 Release Date: 16 09 2002 Part Number: 53 b w illus. Details: Why did Europeans begin to count births and deaths? How did they collect the numbers and what did they do with them? Through a compelling comparative analysis, Vital Accounts charts the work of the physicians, clergymen and government officials who crafted the sciences of