Cambridge University Press is proud to announce the publication of the Millennial Edition of the Historical Statistics of the United States in both print and electronic versions.

When the Census Bureau decided in the early 1990's that it would not publish a new edition of Historical Statistics, a team of renowned social scientists came together with Cambridge University Press to create a new edition. More than 200 of the nation's leading economists, historians, political scientists, sociologists, and other scholars contributed to the Millennial Edition of Historical Statistics. This new edition adds thirty years of data and contains coverage of topics that received little or no coverage in the 1975 edition: American Indians, slavery, poverty, race, and ethnicity.

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Pricing

Historical Statistics of the United States is a perpetual access pricing model with an annual access/maintenance fee in subsequent years.

Ordering

• Order form (a single form can be used if you are ordering more than one Cambridge database)
• Subscriber Agreement (please mail completed license with original signature to the MLNC office)

Return completed forms to MLNC via fax 314-918-7727 or mail 8045 Big Bend Blvd., Suite 202, St. Louis, MO 63119-2714.

Questions? Contact Asia Gross via e-mail asia@mlnc.org or phone 800-969-6562 x814.

Access

Access
Historical Statistics of the United States can be accessed at http://hsus.cambridge.org.  A subscription confirmation will be sent to your institution after your order is processed, and will include instructions for accessing the database.

Administration
If you are a librarian administering an organizational account, please use your administrative login at http://hsus.cambridge.org. Click on the link to your Organizational Account and log into the central access system with your administrator username and password.

Remote Access
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Support

Asia Gross, Electronic Resources Librarian, MLNC
800-969-6562, x814
314-918-7727 (fax)
asia@mlnc.org