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CHAPTER SIX, pp. 218-237 OF: A HISTORY OF JAPAN VOL. III THE TOKUGAWA EPOCH 1652-1868 BY THE LATE JAMES MURDOCH, M.A. Sometime Assistant Professor of Greek in the University of Aberdeen REVISED AND EDITED BY JOSEPH H. LONGFORD, D.LITT. Late H. M. Consul at Nagasaki; Emeritus Professor of Japanese, King's
College, London University ' Barrister-at-Law, Middle Temple; Vice- President of the Japan Society, London Author of The Story of Old Japan, The Story of Korea, Japan of the Japanese, The Evolution of New Japan, The Nations of To-day : Japan, etc. NEW YORK GREENBERG, PUBLISHER 1926
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Page 32 and 33: of all deeds of like character, whe
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Page 41 and 42: of the Imperial palace, or of Yedo
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