Japan: Its History and Culture |
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The process of explaining and filling out the meaning of these terms will serve to illuminate much that would otherwise remain obscure . An author writing about another culture tends instinctively to introduce those terms in the native ...
The process of explaining and filling out the meaning of these terms will serve to illuminate much that would otherwise remain obscure . An author writing about another culture tends instinctively to introduce those terms in the native ...
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The loyal troops of the clans who suppressed these uprisings were later to be the support of the new military dictatorship , but at this point they were still willing to be the “ claws and teeth ” of the Fujiwara , who were to remain ...
The loyal troops of the clans who suppressed these uprisings were later to be the support of the new military dictatorship , but at this point they were still willing to be the “ claws and teeth ” of the Fujiwara , who were to remain ...
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As events turned out , what Hideyoshi had built on Nobunaga's foundations did remain ; but it was under the firm hand of Tokugawa Ieyasu and not that of Hideyori ; as Hideyoshi probably guessed that it would be .
As events turned out , what Hideyoshi had built on Nobunaga's foundations did remain ; but it was under the firm hand of Tokugawa Ieyasu and not that of Hideyori ; as Hideyoshi probably guessed that it would be .
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