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In the 18th century, Eastern Japan's population was shrinking. At the time, many villagers raised only two or three children, believing that parents could and sometimes should kill their newborns. This title presents the story of continuity and change from the records of a thousand Tokugawa-period v [...]
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In the 18th century, Eastern Japan's population was shrinking. At the time, many villagers raised only two or three children, believing that parents could and sometimes should kill their newborns. This title presents the story of continuity and change from the records of a thousand Tokugawa-period villages.