The North American Review, Volume 170O. Everett, 1968 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 106
... population , vital statistics , agriculture , and manufactures , will have to be completed within two years from June , 1900 , and these will be known as the " Census Reports . " As soon as the statistics under these heads have been ...
... population , vital statistics , agriculture , and manufactures , will have to be completed within two years from June , 1900 , and these will be known as the " Census Reports . " As soon as the statistics under these heads have been ...
Page 789
... population is densest . They constitute 56 per cent . of the population of those States ; while in the States where their crime is greatest , the negro population is sparsest . They constitute but 20 per cent . of the population of ...
... population is densest . They constitute 56 per cent . of the population of those States ; while in the States where their crime is greatest , the negro population is sparsest . They constitute but 20 per cent . of the population of ...
Page 790
... population . The illiteracy of the negro in the States where he furnishes only 1,600 criminals to the million of his population is 65.70 per cent .; while his illiteracy in the North , where he furnishes 7,547 to the million , is only ...
... population . The illiteracy of the negro in the States where he furnishes only 1,600 criminals to the million of his population is 65.70 per cent .; while his illiteracy in the North , where he furnishes 7,547 to the million , is only ...
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