A vision of Britain through time: making sense of 200 years of census reports

Humphrey Southall

A vision of Britain through time: making sense of 200 years of census reports

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The "Vision of Britain" web site's aim has been to computerize and then integrate varied systematic surveys of Britain to create, primarily, a powerful representation of the nation's diverse localities. Among the sources, the Census of Population is the most important one. "Vision of Britain" is not only a useful reference for genealogists or casual enquirers about local history but also a powerful research aid for those interested in historical local population studies.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	76-89
Number of pages	14
Journal	Local Population Studies
Issue number	76
Publication status	Published - 1 Mar 2006

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