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 1 Primit|            compact race, fierce in war, gentle in the arts of peace,
 2 Confuc|            so much as to the civil war, which raged for twenty
 3 Buddhi|         India," which sings of the war between the Kurus and Pandavas.
 4 Buddhi|           Kurus and Pandavas. This war must have occurred some
 5 Fujiwa| threatening them so close.~A civil war between two aspirants for
 6 Kamaku|        with religion in the art of war, and the noble who renounced
 7 Ashika|            and one must battle and war with serenity and imperturbability,
 8 Ashika|             the clash and clang of war, echoes of the weavers beating
 9 Toyoto|         was in a constant state of war, with perpetual conflicts
10 Toyoto|            through the continental war.~New palaces were needed
11 Toyoto|     subsequent~destructive fire of war, the glory of Nikko would
12 Meiji |       unity at any cost. The opium war in China, and the gradual
13 Meiji |            preparing for the civil war which was to engage the
14 Meiji |          she required. The Chinese War, which revealed our supremacy
15 Meiji |          from the effects of civil war was more or less complete,
16 Meiji |       mingled terror and pathos of war; or the waning light of
17 Meiji |          of the country imposes on war. Within and behind them