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Reischauer and Jansen: The Meiji Restoration HandoutReischauer and Jansen: The Meiji Restoration Handout
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Reischauer and Jansen: The Meiji Restoration

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This detailed documentation profiles the evolution of Japan from an isolated society through the Meiji Restoration period where it emerged as an open modernized country.

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