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Population Geography
Population Geography

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A Guide to Latin American and Caribbean census material
The Census and social structure
The Census and social structure

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1851 Census Ireland
1851 Census Ireland

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Population and emigration
Population and emigration

By D. V. Glass

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Population and emigration
Population and emigration

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Past populations of Australia
Census 2000
Census 2000

By Anna Prokos

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U.S. census
U.S. census

By Ruth Kassinger

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Recounts the history of the census in the United States from the eighteenth century to the present and describes the methods used to take it and how they have changed.

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Complex ethnic households in America
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