Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 256,Número 1547William Blackwood, 1944 |
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... foreigners . The foreigners were obstinate , how- ever , and insisted that the concession must be near Edo , adding that the large town of Kanagawa , only eighteen miles from the capital , would suit them admirably . There was a con ...
... foreigners . The foreigners were obstinate , how- ever , and insisted that the concession must be near Edo , adding that the large town of Kanagawa , only eighteen miles from the capital , would suit them admirably . There was a con ...
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... foreigners had very inop- portunely intruded with their demands for trading facilities , and the malcon- tent daimyo were quick to take advantage of this as a heaven - sent irritant to help them get a bit of their own back against the ...
... foreigners had very inop- portunely intruded with their demands for trading facilities , and the malcon- tent daimyo were quick to take advantage of this as a heaven - sent irritant to help them get a bit of their own back against the ...
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... foreigners in the district , given us by the police . It contained , among other items , the names of a number of Japanese ladies of , no doubt , greater patriotism than virtue , but no German . The letter was to an Ada Flemming in the ...
... foreigners in the district , given us by the police . It contained , among other items , the names of a number of Japanese ladies of , no doubt , greater patriotism than virtue , but no German . The letter was to an Ada Flemming in the ...
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