The numbers of gamekeepers returned in the decennial censuses is a useful surrogate measure of this.
They did not strengthen legislatures as institutions or make them more representative by enforcing decennial redistricting.
Decennial data, however, mask important annual fluctuations which illustrate changing supply and demand factors.
Through a combination of state constitutional provisions and legislative refusal to reapportion after decennial censuses, rural interests maintained a voice far stronger than warranted by population alone.
Fredrickson attributed this view to the white nationalism that emerged powerfully in the 1850s and remained strong through the nineteenth century; it resurfaced for public discussion at each decennial census.
In the decennial period from 1903 to 1912 the death-rate from explosions per thousand persons employed was 0.17.
It stipulates that in those circumstances direct rule will continue not with annual, biennial or even decennial renewal, but indefinitely, without any such renewal order.
He threw a doubt upon whether the decennial increase will ever take place or not.
