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 1 Int|        and ethics.~   The first period came to an end in the eighth
 2 Int|  century of our era. It was the period of Shintō and of pure native
 3 Int|         society.1~   The second period began with the introduction
 4 Int|        centuries.3~   The third period began with the establishment
 5 Int|         and continued until the period of Meiji in which we live.
 6 Int|        which we live. It is the period of the Chinese philosophy
 7 Int|       literature; in the second period the influence of the earlier
 8 Int| strongly felt. And in the third period not only did the influences
 9 Int|              It was during this period of Buddhist supremacy that
10 Int|     bring characteristic of the period.~   When, however, under
11 Int|        cost the scholars of the period of the Tokugawa any heart
12 Int|    educated men of the Tokugawa period. And a Japanese can best
13 I  |     tell this story:—~   In the period Kan-ei (A.D. 1624-1643)
14 II |      grew rich. It was the best period after the times of the Sage
15 II |         been decayed.~   In the period Manji-Kwambun (1658-1672)
16 III|       OF THE SAMURAI.~   In the period Genko-Kemmu (1331-1335)
17 III|      But in recent years in the period Tenshō (A.D. 1573-1590)
18 III|     wholly forgotten.~   In the period Ei-roku (A.D. 1558-1570),
19 III|    Honda and Kōriki, but in the period Keichō (A.D. 1596-1614)
20 III|     year U, Mitsu no to, of the period Kyōhō, (12th Jan, A.D. 1724)
21 IV |    heart of man?9~   But in the period Kambun (A.D. 1661-1673)
22 V  |       has come only during this period of government by the samurai.