When our research is based on our own biased views we suffer the consequences. We choose those we regard as experts according to our opinions. This book needs to be shared with those in churches and as well as those in our government. We need to be open for correction.
A brief history of quarantine:
Ancient World
Early civilizations in Mesopotamia - most notably the Hebrews - isolate sick people & those who had come into contact with them. In some cases, entire cities are placed under quarantine.
549BCE
Justinian, emperor of Byzantium, introduces legislation requiring the quarantine of anyone who has travelled from a region affected by the bubonic plague, regardless of whether or not they are infected.
1348
To combat the plague, the Republic of Venice establishes a system of quarantine that allows a council of officials to detain individuals & ships in the Venetian lagoon for 40 days.
1582
Responding to the plague, Italian doctor Quinto Tiberio Angelerio imposes strict rules on the city of Alghero.
These include rigid lockdowns, social distancing to a distance of 2 meters, health passports & mandatory quarantine
1663
England drafts the first official quarantine regulations. They are used to regulate the arrival of ships with suspected plague-infected passengers or crew.
1879
The US Congress passes federal quarantine legislation. 14 years later, a cholera outbreak prompts legislators to extend federal control over local quarantine measures.
1900
San Francisco quarantines a 12-block section of Chinatown for several days after a single person is found dead of suspected bubonic plague.
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