Japan Its History Arts And Literature volume 3
Japan Its History Arts And Literature volume 3
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But that condition satisfied, a man may demonstrate the sincerity and earnestness of his views by sacrificing his own life or that of another. The motive warrants the method which may be called the Japanese ver- sion of the end justifies the means.
The era (1661-1680) of this fourth Tokugawa S/iogun, lyetsuna, was remarkable for other things as well as for the lawlessness of the " wave-men. " From that time the Tokugawa began to fare as 132 MIDDLE PERIOD all great families of previous ages had ...fared : the substance of administrative power passed into the hands of a Minister, its shadow alone remaining to the SKogun. Sakai Takakiyo was the chief author of this change. Secluded from contact with the outer world, the SKogtm t a man of weak intellect, saw and heard only through the eyes and ears of the ladies of his household. Takakiyo caused an order to be issued forbidding all access to the Court ladies except by ministerial permit. Thenceforth the SKogun became practically deaf and dumb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But that condition satisfied, a man may demonstrate the sincerity and earnestness of his views by sacrificing his own life or that of another. The motive warrants the method which may be called the Japanese ver- sion of the end justifies the means.
The era (1661-1680) of this fourth Tokugawa S/iogun, lyetsuna, was remarkable for other things as well as for the lawlessness of the " wave-men. " From that time the Tokugawa began to fare as 132 MIDDLE PERIOD all great families of previous ages had ...fared : the substance of administrative power passed into the hands of a Minister, its shadow alone remaining to the SKogun. Sakai Takakiyo was the chief author of this change. Secluded from contact with the outer world, the SKogtm t a man of weak intellect, saw and heard only through the eyes and ears of the ladies of his household. Takakiyo caused an order to be issued forbidding all access to the Court ladies except by ministerial permit. Thenceforth the SKogun became practically deaf and dumb.
What to read after Japan Its History Arts And Literature volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Frank Brinkley to read onlineMoreLess
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