Family and Colour in JamaicaEyre & Spottiswoode, 1953 - 196 pages |
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... table mothers are classified according to their marital status.2 TABLE II Mothers . Children born . Number Per cent Number Per cent Average number of children born Total 168,471 100 610,871 100 3.6 Single 60,048 35.6 160,324 26.2 2.7 ...
... table mothers are classified according to their marital status.2 TABLE II Mothers . Children born . Number Per cent Number Per cent Average number of children born Total 168,471 100 610,871 100 3.6 Single 60,048 35.6 160,324 26.2 2.7 ...
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... TABLE VII Wages under Wages 6s . to Wages 10s . to Wages £ 4 to 6s . a week IOS . a week £ 1 a week £ 5 a week Black ... tables that the black people supply the largest group of workers at the lowest income level , that is 1 Based on ...
... TABLE VII Wages under Wages 6s . to Wages 10s . to Wages £ 4 to 6s . a week IOS . a week £ 1 a week £ 5 a week Black ... tables that the black people supply the largest group of workers at the lowest income level , that is 1 Based on ...
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Fernando Henriques. די 42.5 Table 6 shows the percentage of those farmers who worked. TABLE 8 Racial Origin of Farmers Size of Farm All Coloured Black acres Races White N.O.S. British Isles European Chinese East Indian " " 2346O All farms ...
Fernando Henriques. די 42.5 Table 6 shows the percentage of those farmers who worked. TABLE 8 Racial Origin of Farmers Size of Farm All Coloured Black acres Races White N.O.S. British Isles European Chinese East Indian " " 2346O All farms ...
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