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... cent . were native and what per cent . were foreign born ? -Answer As near as can be ascertained , of the whole number present December 31 , 1878 , 3,097 could read and write , and 304 ( including 40 blind men ) could neither read nor ...
... cent . were native and what per cent . were foreign born ? -Answer As near as can be ascertained , of the whole number present December 31 , 1878 , 3,097 could read and write , and 304 ( including 40 blind men ) could neither read nor ...
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... cent . of the whole num- ber cared for in the Home , against 54 per cent . during the previous year ; and the average number of sick in hospital and quarters during the year 1878 was 11.8 per cent . of the average number of ...
... cent . of the whole num- ber cared for in the Home , against 54 per cent . during the previous year ; and the average number of sick in hospital and quarters during the year 1878 was 11.8 per cent . of the average number of ...
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... cent . In 1877 the death rate was 3.75 per cent . of the whole number cared for , and 5.76 per cent . of the average ǹum- ber present and absent . The ratio of deaths in the Home to the average number actually present in the Home during ...
... cent . In 1877 the death rate was 3.75 per cent . of the whole number cared for , and 5.76 per cent . of the average ǹum- ber present and absent . The ratio of deaths in the Home to the average number actually present in the Home during ...
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... cent . of the original cost to the government , minus the 15 per cent . That is about how this work is figured . Prior to the introduction of this contract system , when employment was scarce , a large number of mechanics made a ...
... cent . of the original cost to the government , minus the 15 per cent . That is about how this work is figured . Prior to the introduction of this contract system , when employment was scarce , a large number of mechanics made a ...
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... cent . are in comfortable circumstances , and 6 per cent . are rich enough to live in luxury , showing again by figures that the real producers do not receive what they ought to . We claim that the production , consumption , and ...
... cent . are in comfortable circumstances , and 6 per cent . are rich enough to live in luxury , showing again by figures that the real producers do not receive what they ought to . We claim that the production , consumption , and ...
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| Título | Miscellaneous Documents: 30th Congress, 1st Session - 49th Congress, 1st Session, Volumen3 United States congressional serial set |
| Autor | United States. Congress. House |
| Publicado | 1879 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 13 Dic. 2006 |
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