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 1 Primit|     which clusters round the unity of the Imperial throne.
 2 Taoism|    the prestige of Confucian unity - the spirit of Laoism was
 3 Buddhi|      announcing the quest of unity in the midst of variety,
 4 Buddhi|     soul towards the Eternal Unity. This gives their basis
 5 Nara  |    no truth unrelated to the unity of things; this is the faith
 6 Ashika|    one with a directness and unity which cannot be found in
 7 Ashika|      flower-vase, to give it unity and concentration, and all
 8 Meiji |     Japan to a sense of that unity which the various waves
 9 Meiji | vision of our sacred organic unity had been somewhat screened
10 Meiji |    alive to the necessity of unity at any cost. The opium war
11 Meiji |      life of the old Asiatic unity, becomes our mission. The