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IT may possibly be of some little interest to notice that the theorem in probability, which goes by the name of James Bernoulli's theorem, alluded to in my letter to NATURE of December 13, 1900 (p. 154), admits of a treatment somewhat more elementary than the usual one.
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WILSON, J. Probability—James Bernoulli's Theorem. Nature 63, 465–466 (1901). https://doi.org/10.1038/063465a0
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