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 1 Intro |    of mercenary Europe," has led to an unfortunate amount
 2 Intro |      of Asoka, she evidently led the whole East, impressing
 3 Taoism|    of this great school have led them to landscape, and we
 4 Buddhi|      widely different garbs, led inevitably to schismatic
 5 Buddhi|   real and the unreal, which led for the most part to negative
 6 Asuka |     of their blood naturally led them to love and reverence
 7 Nara  |      Greeks, whose pantheism led them to a similar expression.
 8 Kamaku|     of Minamoto at Kamakura, led each province to find amongst
 9 Toyoto|      of revelry and pleasure led to the creation of a great
10 Meiji |  literature came into vogue, led by the master-minds of Motoori
11 Meiji |     find little to add.~This led very naturally to the revival
12 Meiji | naturally wished to acquire, led them into serious dangers,
13 Meiji |   revival of ancient letters led art back to the pre-Tokugawa
14 Meiji |      of the ancient masters, led by the Bijitsu Kyo-Kai Art