General report on the Census of India 1891 & Memorandum on the census of 1871-72

General report on the Census of India 1891 & Memorandum on the census of 1871-72

by Jervoise Athelstane Baines

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The General Report on the Census of India for 1891 is an account of India at the height of British power in South Asia. It contains data on Indian; geography, politics, population, occupations, ethnography, language, race, caste, tribe, literacy, infirmities and sex and age distribution. The Memorandum on the Census of British India of 1871-72 is a short document, around 40 pages of text, which summarises the findings of the first attempt at a census of India made during the British Raj.

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