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On the off chance that anyone is interested, the English translation of Sakai Shizu's book "Tales of Plague and Pestilence: A History of Disease in Japan" is available for open access on JSTOR, meaning you don't need an academic login to read or download it.
It's a pretty brief overview at just over 200 pages, but it's interesting, and not overly academic. It's a pretty easy and informative read. It spans not just the Edo period but delves some into earlier time periods, as well as the Meiji period.
From the book description:
How has disease impacted the evolution of Japan’s culture and society? Sakai Shizu, a leading researcher in Japanese medical history, chronicles the litany of illnesses that have plagued Japan over time, unearthing recorded incidents and literary anecdotes in a vivid exploration of its history and society. Tales of Plague and Pestilence delves into how afflictions from vengeful spirits and malign deities to smallpox, cholera, and influenza as well as syphilis, cancer, and diabetes have caused suffering and the varied efforts, whether informed by faith or medicine, to stave off and cure them. In doing so, it presents a compelling cultural history, shedding light on the pivotal role of disease and epidemic in shaping the political and societal dynamics of Japan past and present.
Sometimes my takes on genAI make me feel like a Luddite ðŸ˜ðŸ˜
disrespectfully and also out of curiosity, who eats kernels? my delicate enamel placeholders cannot survive such harshness. they are not meant for such torture, for such resistance. they have the strength and integrity of a french aristocrat during the revolution. as in the integrity of their necks before the guillotineh
If Walz wins he'll be the third vp in 50 years from MN. If VA is the cradle of presidents what is the cradle of vps??
Virginia is barely holding on to the title of "Cradle of the Presidents". There have been eight Presidents born in Virginia (Washington; Jefferson; Madison; Monroe; W.H. Harrison; Tyler; Taylor; and Wilson), and seven Presidents born in Ohio, all of whom served in the White House in the 52 years before the 1868 and 1920 elections (Grant; Hayes; Garfield; B. Harrison; McKinley; Taft; and Harding).
As for Vice Presidents, New York is, by far, the "Cradle of the Vice Presidents". Eight Vice Presidents were born in New York (G. Clinton; Tompkins; Van Buren; Fillmore; Colfax. Wheeler; T. Roosevelt; and Sherman). And New York was the official state of residency for eleven Vice Presidents (Burr; G. Clinton; Tompkins; Van Buren; Fillmore; Wheeler; Arthur; Morton; T. Roosevelt; Sherman; and Rockefeller).
Here's a quick look at the state of birth for each of our Vice Presidents, as well as the state they represented (which was their official state of residency at the time of their election):

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Adel und Militär
Trotz Industrialisierung und Modernisierung war das Deutsche Reich eines der wichtigsten europäischen Agrarländer. Die rund 24.000 Personen starke Gruppe von Aristokratie und grundbesitzendem Landadel bestimmte das politische Geschehen maßgeblich. Die gesellschaftliche Leitfunktion des Adels hielt vor allem in Preußen unangefochten an, wo das Offizierskorps eines der bevorzugten Betätigungsfelder der Aristokratie blieb: Rund 60 bis 70 Prozent der Söhne des Adels dienten im preußischen Militär als Offiziere.Â