Japan: Its History and Culture |
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In one respect Japan differs geographically from Britain ; her islands with mountains two miles high are perched on the edge of a cleft in the ocean floor five miles in depth known as the Tuscarora Deep . Stresses appear to be thus set ...
In one respect Japan differs geographically from Britain ; her islands with mountains two miles high are perched on the edge of a cleft in the ocean floor five miles in depth known as the Tuscarora Deep . Stresses appear to be thus set ...
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Edwin O. Reischauer and Joseph K. Yamagiwa , Translations from Early Japanese Literature ( Cambridge : Harvard University Press , 1951 ) . The most valuable general histories of Japan in English are James Murdoch , A History of Japan ...
Edwin O. Reischauer and Joseph K. Yamagiwa , Translations from Early Japanese Literature ( Cambridge : Harvard University Press , 1951 ) . The most valuable general histories of Japan in English are James Murdoch , A History of Japan ...
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nings of Political Democracy in Japan ( Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press , 1950 ) ; Marius B. Jansen , Sakamoto Ryoma and the Meiji Restoration ( Princeton : Princeton University Press , 1961 ) ; F. C. Jones , Japan's New ...
nings of Political Democracy in Japan ( Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press , 1950 ) ; Marius B. Jansen , Sakamoto Ryoma and the Meiji Restoration ( Princeton : Princeton University Press , 1961 ) ; F. C. Jones , Japan's New ...
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