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A Basic Necessity: Water and the Urban Environment,stitutions such as the church could pay to have a private fountain built within residences, connected directly to the public lines. On the surface, it appeared that the system was logical in its organization, and accessible to most, if not all, city residents.

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Shaping the Colonial City,fare for all city residents. Disease was an endemic problem (epidemics notwithstanding), and the health benefits of containing garbage, limiting standing water, and guaranteeing clean water for city residents were clearly understood. My study, however, goes beyond the surface justifications to engag

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In Sickness and Health: Disease, Healing, and the Urban Population,many of the everyday aliments that the poor suffered from, especially those connected with deficient diets (in terms of both quantity and quality of food), lack of access to potable water, and unsanitary living conditions. These same material resources often allowed them to survive epidemic outbreak

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In Sickness and Health: Disease, Healing, and the Urban Population,e time the Spanish set foot on the mainland of New Spain, epidemics of smallpox, measles, and typhus decimated indigenous populations. Epidemic outbreaks of smallpox, measles, and typhus, along with endemic diseases, such as fevers, respiratory illnesses, gastrointestinal ailments, and skin and eye

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Restoring Order Out of Chaos: Garbage Collection in Theory and Practice,es for dumping human waste into the street. When asked why he continued with such activity, even though there were public laws against it, he replied that the house in which he lived did not have a latrine or a rubbish pit that he and his neighbors could use to contain their waste. Besides, he argue

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