A detailed look at Puerto Rico at the turn of the century, based on the 1899 census.
This government report presents the methods, geography, and results of the Porto Rico census conducted under challenging conditions after a major hurricane and during the rainy season. It covers how the field work was organized, how literacy was determined, and how data was tabulated using the Tabulating Machine Company. The book blends statistics with descriptive context to explain the island’s people, life, and economy.
Two long sections frame the work: a geography and general description of the island, and a series of tables and appendices that organize the census results. It includes illustrations and diagrams that depict population, education, land use, and agricultural activity. The scope ranges from farm size and tenure to literacy, nativity, race, and occupations, with tables that trace these factors across departments and districts.Ideal for readers of historical statistics, government reports, and Puerto Rican history, this edition provides a solid, primary‑source view of the island during a pivotal era.
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