Archive for Erik A. Johnson
The Census: Eyes of the Intrusive State
Erik A. Johnson, a writer and publishing consultant in southern California, is the former Managing Editor of The New American magazine. In 1790, David Howe of Hancock County, Maine, accepted the responsibility for counting the number of people in an area of his state loosely defined by such natural boundaries as foothills, forests, and streams. [...]
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