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by Ross Publishing
NEW: June 2010--
Reprints of U.S. Government Publications
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NEW! The 17th Decennial
Census of the United States--1950. Pub date: June, 2010.
The Decennial Census reports of the
United States:
1st-16th Decennial Census Reports of the United States, 1790-1940 (252 volumes)
Abstracts of the United States Census, 1830, 1890, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930 (6 volumes)
Compendia of the United States Census, 1840, 1850, 1870, 1880, 1890 (8 volumes)
The Statistical Atlas of the United States for the 9th Census, 1870 and 11th Census, 1890
The
11th Decennial Census of the United States–1890: Supplement to the Reprint
Edition: 8 Supplemental Reports in two bindings
The 14th Decennial Census of the United States–1920: Supplement to the Reprint Edition
The
15th Decennial Census of the United States–1930: Supplement to the Reprint
Edition
Special Censuses:
Census
of Agriculture, 1925 & 1935, 6 volumes
Census of Manufactures,
1907-1937, 18 volumes
Negro
Statistics, in 4 volumes: Negro Population, 1790-1915; Negroes in the
United States [1900]; Negroes in the United States [1910]; Negroes in
the United States, 1920-1932
Reports
on Religious Bodies, 1906, 1916, 1926, 1936 (9 volumes)
Census
of Electrical Industries, Central Electric Light and Power Stations,
Telephones and Telegraphs, 1902-1937 (8 volumes)
Miscellaneous Reprints:
Statistical
Abstract of the United States, 1878-1940 (61 volumes)
Report
on condition of woman and child wage earners in the United States, 1910-1912
(19
volumes)
Report
of the Joint Special Committee to Investigate Chinese Immigration (1876-77)
(1 copy left)
Statistical
Review of Immigration 1820-1910 and Distribution of Immigrants 1850-1900
(out of print)
U.S.
Department of Labor. Report on Strike of Textile Workers in Lawrence,
Mass. in 1912(out of print)
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Microfilms
El Archivo General de Centro América
Three Hundred Years of Central American
Archives Now Available on Microfilm
Colonial Records from 1544-1821 Filmed
40 Years Ago Now Available for the First Time
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The Archivo General de Centroamérica,
1544-1821, is the largest and most important collection of documents on
the early history of Spanish Central America anywhere in the world. Comprised
of more than 144,000 primary documents, it was preserved on approximately
4,000 reels of 35mm microfilm nearly 40 years ago by McMaster University
in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, in cooperation with the Ministry of Culture
of Guatemala. However, until today the microfilms were only available
on site in the Mills Memorial Library at McMaster. Now, Ross Publishing, under agreements
with both McMaster and the Ministry of Culture, is authorized to make
copies of the films available to libraries and researchers throughout
the world for the first time.
“The documents comprising the Central American Archives are
unique both as individual primary sources and in their assembly in the
present collection. They afford us at once a first-hand glimpse into the
minutia of a lost society, and in the aggregate, are a vast database documenting
the many facets of its workings.” –Dr. John Browning, Professor Emeritus
of Spanish at McMaster University
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