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... population were kept , and the total population in that year was given as 59,600,000 . This first Chinese census was intended mainly as a preparatory step toward the levy of a poll tax . Many members of the population , aware that a ...
... population were kept , and the total population in that year was given as 59,600,000 . This first Chinese census was intended mainly as a preparatory step toward the levy of a poll tax . Many members of the population , aware that a ...
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... population registrations , give totals of some 9,000 , - 000 households , or slightly more than 50,000,000 persons . Contemporary officials considered that only about 70 per- cent of the population was actually registered , so that the ...
... population registrations , give totals of some 9,000 , - 000 households , or slightly more than 50,000,000 persons . Contemporary officials considered that only about 70 per- cent of the population was actually registered , so that the ...
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... population density is rel- atively low , largely because of its rugged terrain . Highland per sq km 168 65 207 80 285 110 363 140 Žilina 150 Banská Bystrica Nitra Bratislava 25 50 75 mi 30 60 90 km Population density of Slovakia ...
... population density is rel- atively low , largely because of its rugged terrain . Highland per sq km 168 65 207 80 285 110 363 140 Žilina 150 Banská Bystrica Nitra Bratislava 25 50 75 mi 30 60 90 km Population density of Slovakia ...
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