Memorials of the Empire of Japon in the Xvi And Xvii Centuries
Memorials of the Empire of Japon in the Xvi And Xvii Centuries
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depryve him of this his office and dignitie. The first is, yf he touche the grounde with his foote ; the seconde is, yf he kill anye man ; and the thirde is, yf he be founde to be an enemy e to peace and tranquyllitie. ' For the good orderinge of his state, the Emperour hath a Privie Councell of five, ^ whoe commonly are such that for wisdom e, policie, and careful vigilancie in managing the State affairs, in preventing of treasons and rebellions, in executing of justice, and continuing of peace and quietnesse, may be These compared with many, nay with most in Christendome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This There are jjjjj^jj determineth all tytles of honour. And for because that great store «' °hat''^^eat° uatiou dotli thirst myserably after prayse and honoui-, everye eve'i^e one nobloman hath his soUicitor with the Vo, and they offer vnto knowen him ffvftes as it were by stryffe. By these meanes that bytheire ^-^ J J J ensignes or Jjeraulde becomoth so ryche, that althoughe he neyther hath jYe^^g^in^t^g landes nor rentes, yet he may be thought to be the richest their iftteis. Man in all Jap...onia. There are three thinges which may Ms.
depryve him of this his office and dignitie. The first is, yf he touche the grounde with his foote ; the seconde is, yf he kill anye man ; and the thirde is, yf he be founde to be an enemy e to peace and tranquyllitie. ' For the good orderinge of his state, the Emperour hath a Privie Councell of five, ^ whoe commonly are such that for wisdom e, policie, and careful vigilancie in managing the State affairs, in preventing of treasons and rebellions, in executing of justice, and continuing of peace and quietnesse, may be These compared with many, nay with most in Christendome.
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