Census legacy from the Spanish Empire. Census data for Spanish America which survives from the late 18th century, is now being analysed by the Joint Oxford-Syracuse Population Project (JOSP). The study is throwing new light on the population and development of cities in the Spanish Empire.. This item is unavailable.

Published by LONDON: The Geographical Magazine. (ca. 1970)

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4to.pp.225 - 230; ilustraciones en negro y planos a dos colores entre texto a dos columnas.Primeras investigaciones de este tipo, previamente imposible por falta de adecuados bases de datos.

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Title
Census legacy from the Spanish Empire. Census data for Spanish America which survives from the late 18th century, is now being analysed by the Joint Oxford-Syracuse Population Project (JOSP). The study is throwing new light on the population and development of cities in the Spanish Empire.
Author
BROWNING, D.G. & ROBINSON, D.J.
Publisher
LONDON: The Geographical Magazine. (ca. 1970)