Titlebook: Japan and China; Mutual Representatio Masuda Wataru Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2000 China.Japan.Modern

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,Satō Nobuhiro’s , and ,,f the Country; preface dated 1891, copyrighted by the Imperial Household Ministry) as an ‘outline of the uprising in China.’ In it as well the story of the capture of the English princess is recorded. I have not seen an original edition (or even a manuscript copy) of this work and know of it only th

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Strange Tales of the Opium War, the exact foundation for such stories (be they written documents or in the form of . I have yet to determine. Thus, they may be based upon reports of the time, and these reports may have come from essays of writers of the late-Qing period. In the . (Historical Materials on the Qing Dynasty), which

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The , and the ,day. From our present perspective, it contains historical material worthy of reference. In particular, the author collected a variety of manifestos and proclamations of the Taiping forces and of rebellious groups affiliated with them, material rarely found elsewhere. As a result, this work is freque

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Book 2000en done that brings these two histories together for the period prior to the twentieth century. This work does just that. Many of these texts were built on fanciful embellishments of stories that migrated from one land to the other, but the unique qualities of the Sino-Japanese cultural bond seem to have conditioned the interaction.

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