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Japan: The Story of the Nations

David Murray

  • 371 pages
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A classic narrative history of Japan from its legendary origins to the 1890s, by an adviser to the Japanese Ministry of Education. Includes maps and illustrations of daimyo, castles and the opening of the country.

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