The following
are thirty-six unpublished appendices. These were originally written
during the period 1994-6, to be included in 'The Savage Wars of Peace'.
But they were either too detailed to be needed or directly relevant.
Some of their content, however, overlaps with the book, though there
is a great deal that was not in the book.
Please
note that the quotations and footnotes and grammar etc. have not been
checked. Most of the short titles in the footnotes refer to books and
articles in the bibliography to the published book which is included
below.
The appendices
have been roughly grouped under themes:
Fertility
and contraception
Abortion
methods in England
Japanese
adoption
Views
on maternal breast-feeding
in England
The
carrying of infants in Japan
The
effects of breast-feeding
on fertility
The
fertility rate in Japan and England
Aptitudes
to and incidence of infanticide
The
history of infanticide in England
Methods
of infanticide in Japan
Mortality
and disease
Airborne
disease
The
bath in Japan
Beri
beri in Japan
Milk
drinking in England and Japan
The nature
and classification of diseases
The English
treatment of the head, including
teeth
Flies
and disease
Care
of the head in Japan
Some
effects of housing on health
Some effects
of breast-feeding on mortality
Mortality
statistics
Theories
to explain the decline of plague
The medical
properties of tea
The development
of the toilet in Japan
The development
of the water closet (toilet) in England
Dimensions
of war and reasons for its decline
Food and
water borne disease
Agriculture,
food and drink
The task
of irrigated rice in Japan
Domesticated
animal in Japan
The dimensions
of famine
Famines
in peasant and market societies
The three
major famines in Japanese history
Views of
English food
The growing
and preparation of Japanese tea
The non-use
of night soil (human excrement)
in England
Sake
production and drinking in Japan
The use
of the wheel in Japan