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... Japanese Christians were hunted down and slain . Japan then closed her doors to the rest of the world . The Government forbade the building of ocean - going ships and made it a capital offense for any Japanese to leave the country ...
... Japanese Christians were hunted down and slain . Japan then closed her doors to the rest of the world . The Government forbade the building of ocean - going ships and made it a capital offense for any Japanese to leave the country ...
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... Japan should actively espouse the eco- nomic system that has produced in India , misery , and to aban- don the system which has given to Japan so much . Democracy is still a foreign concept in Japan and it sits un- easily upon a great ...
... Japan should actively espouse the eco- nomic system that has produced in India , misery , and to aban- don the system which has given to Japan so much . Democracy is still a foreign concept in Japan and it sits un- easily upon a great ...
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... Japanese tradition , which has always been opposed to high tariffs in Japan and in those coun- tries with which she does business . The average industrial worker in Japan gets the equivalent of $ 100 a month , plus $ 25 in fringe ...
... Japanese tradition , which has always been opposed to high tariffs in Japan and in those coun- tries with which she does business . The average industrial worker in Japan gets the equivalent of $ 100 a month , plus $ 25 in fringe ...
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China | 15 |
Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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