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 1 Intro |     School at Ueno, Tokyo. But political changes brought fresh waves
 2 Range |    time revealed; those mighty political cycles which have one after
 3 Primit|   invincible, not in some mere political sense alone, but still more
 4 Confuc|      its children, in spite of political disturbances, go on now
 5 Confuc|        a means of conducing to political harmony. It was not the
 6 Confuc|        the suppression of free political thought - a dangerous element
 7 Nara  |       of Hitomaru. Three great political figures inaugurated~ ./. 
 8 Ashika|       hereditary instincts and political positions, went forth to
 9 Ashika| succeeded by the rise of great political parties in the empire, thus
10 Meiji |     regeneration of the native political supremacy. Since Neo-Confucianism
11 Meiji |       independence through her political apathy, lack of organisation,
12 Meiji |    like a Samurai.~In spite of political squabbles - natural-unnatural
13 Meiji |       adopted the machine gun. Political theories and social reforms,
14 Meiji |        is struggling, like the political consciousness, to attain