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... economic and social structures were practi- cally stagnant . She was at least two centuries behind the west in scientific knowledge and in productive techniques . In fact , Japan's condition in 1868 can be compared to that of India in ...
... economic and social structures were practi- cally stagnant . She was at least two centuries behind the west in scientific knowledge and in productive techniques . In fact , Japan's condition in 1868 can be compared to that of India in ...
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... economic opportunities were vastly expanded , economic growth was achieved and the lot of the common man was remarkably enhanced . Unfortunately , in the political sphere , there was not , at that time , any thought of democracy . In ...
... economic opportunities were vastly expanded , economic growth was achieved and the lot of the common man was remarkably enhanced . Unfortunately , in the political sphere , there was not , at that time , any thought of democracy . In ...
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... economic well - being of the country . The rail- roads and some basic industries were " nationalized " and then were ... economic progress is made . Unfortunately , there is considerable doubt as to whether Eng- land can make much ...
... economic well - being of the country . The rail- roads and some basic industries were " nationalized " and then were ... economic progress is made . Unfortunately , there is considerable doubt as to whether Eng- land can make much ...
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Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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