The Census of Massachusetts: 1875
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"The Census of Massachusetts, 1875" offers a detailed snapshot of the state's population, economy, and social conditions in the late 19th century. Compiled under the direction of Carroll D. Wright, this census provides a wealth of statistical data on various aspects of life in Massachusetts, including population distribution, industry, agriculture, education, and public health. It is an invaluable resource for historians, genealogists, and social scientists interested in understanding the development of Massachusetts and the broader trends shaping American society during this period.
This meticulously documented census reflects the comprehensive efforts to quantify and analyze the state's resources and population, offering insights into the socio-economic landscape of a rapidly industrializing and evolving society. Readers will find detailed tables and reports on a wide range of topics, making this a crucial primary source for research and historical inquiry.
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