Review Essay : Historical Demography in East Asia Population,Disease and Land in Early Japan,645-900 William Wayne Farris Cambridge,Mass.: Council on East Asian Studies,Harvard University,and the Harvard-Yenching Institute,distributed by Harvard University Press,1985. 235 pp. Family and Population in East Asian History Edited by Susan B. Hanley and Arthur P. Wolf Stanford,Calif.: Stanford University Press,1985. 360 pp
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Review Essay : Historical Demography in East Asia Population,Disease and Land in Early Japan,645-900 William Wayne Farris Cambridge,Mass.: Council on East Asian Studies,Harvard University,and the Harvard-Yenching Institute,distributed by Harvard University Press,1985. 235 pp. Family and Population in East Asian History Edited by Susan B. Hanley and Arthur P. Wolf Stanford,Calif.: Stanford University Press,1985. 360 pp
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