The early modern Japanese state and Ainu vaccinations: redefining the body politic 1799-1868

Brett L. Walker

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Brett L. Walker; THE EARLY MODERN JAPANESE STATE AND AINU VACCINATIONS: REDEFINING THE BODY POLITIC 1799–1868*, Past & Present, Volume 163, Issue 1, 1 May 1999,

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