About the insertion of a column on marriage of cousins in the census form.
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About the insertion of a column on marriage of cousins in the census form.
Thanks for HHV’s interest in the census [CD’s plan to add questions on consanguineous marriage to the census] on which CD hopes to persuade Sir J. Lubbock to speak.
Discusses the reasons for inserting questions on consanguineous marriages in the forthcoming Census.