A Cultural History of the British Census

1. Introduction: Envisioning the Multitude
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2. “A National Undertaking”: Taking the Census
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3. The Census and Surplus
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4. The Census and Representation
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5. Urban Growth, Urban Problems, and the Census
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6. Marriage, the Family, and the Nation
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7. “Sprung from Ourselves”: Counting Race at Home and in the Colonies
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8. Challenges and Alternatives to the Census
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9. Conclusion
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Avainsanat: History, Social History, Cultural History, History of Britain and Ireland, Modern History