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- An act to provide for taking future enumerations of the inhabitants of this state, and for procuring useful statistical tables, passed April 8, 18251
- An analysis of the population of the city of Boston, as shown in the state census of May, 18851
- An electric tabulating system1
- Censos 911
- Census of Nova Scotia: taken March 30, 1861, under act of provincial parliament, Chap. XIV, XXIII Vic1
- Census of the Canadas, 1851-2. Vol. 2, Agricultural produce, mills, manufactories, houses, schools, public buildings, places of worship, &c1
- Census of the city of Charleston, South Carolina, for the year 1848: exhibiting the condition and prospects of the city, illustrated by many statistical details1
- Census of women physicians, November 11, 19181
- Compendium of censuses 1726-1905: together with the tabulated returns of 19051
- Compendium of the enumeration of the inhabitants and statistics of the United States: as obtained at the Department of State, from the returns of the sixth census, by countries and principal towns, exhibiting the population, wealth, and resources of the country : with tables of apportionment, showing first the number of representatives, as fixed by the Constitution before the first enumeration, and the number prescribed according to the first, second, third, fourth, and fifth census : also, the number of representatives each state will be entitled to according to the sixth census, with the fractions over, commencing at the ratio of fifty-five thousand, and ascending by five hundreds to seventy thousand : to which is added an abstract of each preceding census1
- Counting a nation by electricity: a visit to the U.S. Census Office, Washington1
- General, I have the honor to submit the following suggestions with regard to the approaching United States Census1
- Health and social service implications of a census undercount in Los Angeles1
- How America knows what America needs1
- How the establishment of a permanent census bureau will improve the vital statistics of the United States1
- Immigrant networks and the take-up of disability programs: evidence from U.S. census data1
- Insanity among the coloured population of the free states1
- Ninth census of the United States: communications from Mr. Edward Jarvis1
- Premier rapport du Secrétaire du Bureau de l'enregistrement et de la statistique sur le recensement des Canadas pour 1851-521
- Report of the Joint Special Committee on the Census of Boston, May, 1855: including the report of the censors, with analytical and sanitary observations1