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Table 12

Regression Analysis of Algerian and French Bridegrooms’ Status on Type of Migrant and Controls, 1870–1872 and 1910–1912 (Unstandardized Coefficients, Multiple Imputation; N = 4,524)

	b	p
Intercept	19.14	0.00
Type of migrant:
Non-migrants in Algeria	0.70	0.31
From France to Algeria (1.5 generation)	4.38	0.00
From France to Algeria (first generation)	4.52	0.00
Internal migrants in France	−0.57	0.43
Non-migrants in France (ref.)
From elsewhere to Algeria (1.5 generation)	−1.90	0.03
From elsewhere to Algeria (first generation)	−1.50	0.13
Controls:
Father’s status	0.49	0.00
Age	0.16	0.00
Signature	6.68	0.00
Period:
1870–1872 (ref.)
1910–1912	0.29	0.48
Adjusted R²	0.22–0.23*

	b	p
Intercept	19.14	0.00
Type of migrant:
Non-migrants in Algeria	0.70	0.31
From France to Algeria (1.5 generation)	4.38	0.00
From France to Algeria (first generation)	4.52	0.00
Internal migrants in France	−0.57	0.43
Non-migrants in France (ref.)
From elsewhere to Algeria (1.5 generation)	−1.90	0.03
From elsewhere to Algeria (first generation)	−1.50	0.13
Controls:
Father’s status	0.49	0.00
Age	0.16	0.00
Signature	6.68	0.00
Period:
1870–1872 (ref.)
1910–1912	0.29	0.48
Adjusted R²	0.22–0.23*

Slightly different between the twenty imputed data sets.

note French bridegrooms from cities only.

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