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Springer Series in Materials Sciencera Rebellion, Sekigo’s . combatted, with words rather than swords, the foreign heterodoxy, Christianity, that threatened to undermine the fundamental integrity of the social, political, spiritual, and philosophical order of Tokugawa Japan. In drawing on various East Asian religio-philosophical dimen

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