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"The Boy With the U.S. Census" by Francis Rolt-Wheeler offers a unique glimpse into American history through the lens of the United States Census. This meticulously prepared edition allows readers to explore the vital role of the census in shaping the nation's understanding of itself.
Categorized as juvenile historical fiction, this title provides valuable insights into social studies and demography. Explore themes related to the United States government and its efforts to document and understand its populace.
Perfect for educators, students, and anyone interested in American history, "The Boy With the U.S. Census" provides an accessible and engaging introduction to this important aspect of American society. Discover a fascinating story rooted in the very fabric of the nation's development.
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