Discover a pivotal piece of American history with this original volume from the Ninth Census of the United States, conducted in 1870. This comprehensive work, titled "The Statistics of the Population of the United States," offers an unparalleled look into the nation's demographics shortly after the Civil War. Compiled by Francis A. Walker, then Superintendent of Census, this Volume I delves into a vast array of data, including race, nationality, sex, age, occupations, school attendance, illiteracy, libraries, newspapers, periodicals, churches, pauperism, crime, wealth, families, and dwellings.

This historical document is an essential resource for genealogists, historians, researchers, and collectors of Americana. It provides raw data from the original returns of the Ninth Census, June 1, 1870, offering invaluable insights into the social and economic fabric of the United States during the Reconstruction Era. Published in Washington by the Government Printing Office in 1872, this hardcover book serves as a primary source for understanding the development and characteristics of the American population.