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Excerpt from The Principles of Economics: A Fragment of a Treatise on the Industrial Mechanism of Society and Other Papers
By the year 1857 I had achieved a careful study of the London Directory.
Among the papers communicated to me by Mrs. J evons is the title-page of a work by J evons, never published, to be called Notes and Researches on Social Statistics or the Science of Towns, I especially as regards London and Sydney. Com menced November A reference to this will be found in the text (p. There is also an elaborate coloured chart, drawn to scale, entitled Classification of I Industrial Occupations.
This diagram shows the Proportional Magnitude Rela tive Position or Connection and the I Proportional Number of the Sexes in each branch of the I great Industrial System of Society (for explanation see and is marked To front the title page. It is based upon the census returns of 1851. The eleven classes, with their respective sub-classes, are: 1. Domestic industry (a) Wives and other relatives, all females (mistress of household); (b) domestic servants; (0) public accommodation (inns, 2. Food and medicine'' (i.) (a) bread, (b) ?esh meat, (c) dairy produce, (d) fruit, (e) groceries, (j) liquors, (g) miscellaneous; (ii) Agriculture - (a) males, (b) females; (iii) Medicine. 3. Clothing: (a) made clothes, (b) cotton, (0) wool, (d) ?ax, (e) silk, (f) washerwomen (subsidiary), (g) miscellaneous articles of clothing. 4. Lodging: (i.) House-owners, etc - (a) houses, (6) stone and bricks, (c) slates and plaster, (d) woodwork, (e) decoration; (ii) (a) furniture,(b) utensils.
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By the year 1857 I had achieved a careful study of the London Directory.
Among the papers communicated to me by Mrs. J evons is the title-page of a work by J evons, never published, to be called Notes and Researches on Social Statistics or the Science of Towns, I especially as regards London and Sydney. Com menced November A reference to this will be found in the text (p. There is also an elaborate coloured chart, drawn to scale, entitled Classification of I Industrial Occupations.
This diagram shows the Proportional Magnitude Rela tive Position or Connection and the I Proportional Number of the Sexes in each branch of the I great Industrial System of Society (for explanation see and is marked To front the title page. It is based upon the census returns of 1851. The eleven classes, with their respective sub-classes, are: 1. Domestic industry (a) Wives and other relatives, all females (mistress of household); (b) domestic servants; (0) public accommodation (inns, 2. Food and medicine'' (i.) (a) bread, (b) ?esh meat, (c) dairy produce, (d) fruit, (e) groceries, (j) liquors, (g) miscellaneous; (ii) Agriculture - (a) males, (b) females; (iii) Medicine. 3. Clothing: (a) made clothes, (b) cotton, (0) wool, (d) ?ax, (e) silk, (f) washerwomen (subsidiary), (g) miscellaneous articles of clothing. 4. Lodging: (i.) House-owners, etc - (a) houses, (6) stone and bricks, (c) slates and plaster, (d) woodwork, (e) decoration; (ii) (a) furniture,(b) utensils.
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This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
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William Stanley Jevons
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