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 1 Intro |      peoples to be conquered in turn by the religious ideas of
 2 Range |         Mussulmân races.~Or, to turn again to Eastern Asia from
 3 Confuc|       of the period, we have to turn to Japan, to the collections
 4 Taoism| doctrines, and describes him in turn as "the dragon," saying, "
 5 Kamaku|        daimyos, and followed in turn by their own clansmen, wore
 6 Ashika|         each was brought out in turn to serve in the satisfaction
 7 Toyoto|         a triple power, each in turn constituting the great representative
 8 Tokuga|          and who were, in their turn, official painters to different
 9 Tokuga|      the fulcrum on which would turn the lever of the Meiji restoration.
10 Meiji |    aristocracy, giving place in turn to the military dictatorship
11 Meiji |      and priests were forced to turn Shinto by threats of instant
12 Meiji |     problems of Western society turn us to seek a higher solution
13 Meiji |      its own nature. Ideals, in turn, are the modes in which