Census Of The City Of Charleston, South Carolina, For The Year 1848: Exhibiting The Condition And Pr

"Census Of The City Of Charleston, South Carolina, For The Year 1848" offers a detailed snapshot of Charleston's mid-19th century urban landscape. Prepared under the authority of the City Council, and featuring work by John L. Dawson and Henry William De Saussure, this census provides invaluable insights into the city's condition and future prospects. The report is illustrated by numerous statistical details, offering a comprehensive look at the population, economy, and social structure of Charleston during a pivotal period in its history.

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