The Enigma of Japanese Power: People and Politics in a Stateless NationA full-scale examination of the inner workings of Japan's political and industrial system. |
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Page 259
... Meiji period , religion became an official concern . The oligarchs left no doubt that they considered it very much their business . A major figure among them , Ito Hirobumi , concluded that , because Japanese religions were feeble ...
... Meiji period , religion became an official concern . The oligarchs left no doubt that they considered it very much their business . A major figure among them , Ito Hirobumi , concluded that , because Japanese religions were feeble ...
Page 376
... Meiji period was ' fukoku kyohei ' , ' rich country , strong military ' , and the response to the real or imaginary external threat was an effort to make Japan invincible . Industri- alisation at a furious tempo was taken for granted ...
... Meiji period was ' fukoku kyohei ' , ' rich country , strong military ' , and the response to the real or imaginary external threat was an effort to make Japan invincible . Industri- alisation at a furious tempo was taken for granted ...
Page 496
... Meiji , Emperor , 259 , 301-2 , 323 Meiji Enlightenment , 259 Meiji period , 61 , 153 , 182 , 239 , 250 ; ' catching up ' , 376 ; and Christianity , 282 ; constitution , 38 , 208 , 209 , 228 , 302 ; corruption , 134 ; decline of Meiji ...
... Meiji , Emperor , 259 , 301-2 , 323 Meiji Enlightenment , 259 Meiji period , 61 , 153 , 182 , 239 , 250 ; ' catching up ' , 376 ; and Christianity , 282 ; constitution , 38 , 208 , 209 , 228 , 302 ; corruption , 134 ; decline of Meiji ...
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