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1 Int(9)|     stages;—1, Struggles for Confucianism against various speculations,
2 Int   |      had been awake. At last Confucianism had taken on the form of
3 Int   |     by Eitel:—"Though modern Confucianism has long discarded the belief
4 Int   |  fact been adopted by modern Confucianism." According to him "there
5 Int   | reflected in their morals.~ ~CONFUCIANISM AND THE PEOPLE.~   The Confucian
6 I     |  work of a Sage, 22 and that Confucianism and Buddhism are one! Such
7 V     |       Our only grief is that Confucianism was not yet made known to