Vol.
28, No. 56 November 1995
L'utilisation des manuscrits de recensement dans la recherche historique
Use of Census Manuscripts in Historical Research
Rédacteurs invités - Guest Editors
Kris Inwood Richard Reid
Articles
Introduction
Kris Inwood and Richard Reid
Expert
Knowledge and the Social Imaginary: The Case of the Montreal Check
Census
Bruce Curtis
The
Dawning of a New Era? Women's Work in England and Wales at the Turn
of the Twentieth Century
Eilidh M. Garrett
The
Representation of Industry in the Canadian Census, 1871-1891
Kris Inwood
The
Bohemian Census of 1615 and the Position of Inmates
Sheilagh C. Ogilvie and Markus Cerman
Rediscovering
the "Farmless" Farm Population: The Nineteenth-Century Census
and the Postbellum Reorganization of Agriculture in the U.S. South,
1860 1900
Robert Tracy McKenzie
The
1870 United States Census and Black Underenumeration: A Test Case
from North Carolina
Richard Reid
The
Black Population of Canada West on the Eve of the American Civil War:
A Reassessment Based on the Manuscript Census of 1861
Michael Wayne
Note
de recherche / Research Note
Finding
the Work Force in the 1901 Census of Canada
Peter Baskerville and Eric Sager
