Blackwood's Magazine, Zväzok 256,Vydanie 1547William Blackwood, 1944 |
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Strana 185
... foreigners , but in practice it was found that while no obstacles were ever placed in the way of any Japanese , however undesirable , from entering , every objection short of absolute refusal was used to deter foreigners from going out ...
... foreigners , but in practice it was found that while no obstacles were ever placed in the way of any Japanese , however undesirable , from entering , every objection short of absolute refusal was used to deter foreigners from going out ...
Strana 186
... 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 ...
Strana 226
... foreigners may be excused for not perceiving that , though the minds of great masses of Englishmen were befogged by the teaching of false though plausible doctrinaires , the heart of the people was sound . They forgot that a nation is ...
... foreigners may be excused for not perceiving that , though the minds of great masses of Englishmen were befogged by the teaching of false though plausible doctrinaires , the heart of the people was sound . They forgot that a nation is ...
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