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By registering to access the Historical Statistics of the United States: Millennial Edition Online (hereafter HSUS) you are indicating that you accept the terms and conditions set out below. A one-time purchase fee entitles individuals and/or institutions to a non-exclusive, non-transferable license to access the online product in its entirety. Essays and tables (referred to below as 'Content') may be accessed only by authorised users. An 'Authorised User' may be defined as: an individual who has purchased HSUS an individual who is authorised to access HSUS through the secure network of a purchasing institution, via his/her affiliation with a purchasing institution as a current student, faculty member, library patron, or employee an individual who is a member of a society that has arranged for access to HSUS for its current members an individual who has purchased pay per view access to a single essay or table within HSUS, and who accesses that table or essay within the allotted timeframe Institutional Access To qualify as an 'authorised user' of HSUS Content, your institution must have purchased HSUS. To purchase HSUS in the United States, Canada and Mexico, please contact hsus@cambridge.org. Outside North America, please email: onlinepublications@cambridge.org. An appropriate IP address range(s) to that institution's site must be registered to activate each electronic purchase. Responsibility for the allocation of the IP addresses to the subscription lies with the registrant (not the publisher or service provider). Institutions must sign a license agreement prior to gaining access. For more information contact hsus@cambridge.org. On termination of this Licence, the Publisher shall, if it receives a written request from the Licensee no later than sixty (60) days after termination, provide to the Licensee the contents of the Work as Word and Excel files without functionality or programming for the Licensee to hold in its archive and, if it so desires, to make available in that pared-down form to Authorised Users. Consortia Consortia licences are also available. In the United States, Canada & Mexico, consortia are handled by: Alan Roseman, email: aroseman@cambridge.org. For all countries outside North America, please contact Lesley Boyle, email: jnl_sales@cambridge.org. Individual Access Individuals may also qualify as authorised users by registering a name and a password (see HSUS Home Page for details). Individuals may purchase single tables. This allows the download of a PDF file for personal non-profit use only. Members of selected societies may obtain individual access via their society membership. Access to full HSUS content for society members is controlled by a referrer URL, whereby members authenticate on the society’s web site and are given access via a link on that site to Historical Statistics. For questions about this type of authentication, contact techsupp@cambridge.org. Terms and Conditions of Use Users acknowledge that all rights relating to HSUS are the sole and exclusive property of Cambridge University Press and that this Agreement does not convey any right, title or interest therein except the right to use HSUS in accordance with the terms and conditions of this agreement. Users undertake to ensure that the intellectual property rights of the copyright holder and the software owners and the moral rights of the authors of the Content are not infringed. Users may access, search, view and make single printed copies of individual essays or tables for personal use only. Users are not permitted to Engage in systematic copying or downloading of the Content or transmit any part of the Materials by any means to any unauthorised user Allow copies to be stored or accessed by an unauthorised user Make the Content available in any other form or medium or create derivative works without the written permission of Cambridge University Press: permissions@cup.org Alter, amend, modify or change the Content Reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble or otherwise alter software Cambridge University Press reserves the right to withdraw access to the Content in the event of deliberate and/or systematic breach of these conditions by any authorised user. The Historical Statistics of the United States in this form are copyright © Cambridge University Press.