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... became a truly great State , dominant in the East and spreading its influence throughout much of the world . The Han ... became totally assimilated into the Chinese whole . It was during this period that the foreign cult of ...
... became a truly great State , dominant in the East and spreading its influence throughout much of the world . The Han ... became totally assimilated into the Chinese whole . It was during this period that the foreign cult of ...
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... became more or less the figurehead while the Shogun ( " Barbarian - subduing Generalis- simo " ) became the administrative head of State and the real power in the land . The Fujiwara , one of the greatest families in the land , were the ...
... became more or less the figurehead while the Shogun ( " Barbarian - subduing Generalis- simo " ) became the administrative head of State and the real power in the land . The Fujiwara , one of the greatest families in the land , were the ...
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... became a source of great woe to her former allies during World War II . ) She also moved into parts of Siberia . During the 1920's nationalism in Japan went amok . The old lie about the divine origin of the Emperor was dusted off and ...
... became a source of great woe to her former allies during World War II . ) She also moved into parts of Siberia . During the 1920's nationalism in Japan went amok . The old lie about the divine origin of the Emperor was dusted off and ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I Credo | 1 |
China | 15 |
Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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