{"value"=>"<p>As Form E and EE examinations were completed and returned to the Statistical Bureau office, clerks began tabulating them, and the process continued after the last examinations were completed in May, 1866. Tabulations below are various analyses of the data taken from the Form E and EE examinations. Tabulations are undated but reflect the dates of the forms being tabulated.</p> <p>Tabulations are sorted by race, health, examiner, other variables, or a combination of variables.</p> <p>The Statistical Bureau used varying and interchangeable terms to refer to the health of an individual. These include well, in vigor, in full vigor, or in usual vigor for anyone in good health; and sick, not in vigor, not in full vigor, or not in usual vigor for anyone in poor health.</p> <p>Some tabulations are also presented as actual or relative. Actual tabulations provide the total number of each response given for a particular examination question; relative tabulations provide the percentage of men, out of all men examined, who gave each response for a particular examination question.</p> <p>Tabulation titles are derived either from the Statistical Bureau's original wrappers (included with the materials) or from the documents themselves. Some wrappers provide additional details.</p> <p>Sheet numbers are provided only for large sets requiring multiple folders or to identify subsets within a folder.</p>"}