Japan

by David Murray

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"Japan" by David Murray is a historical account written in the late 19th century. This work traces the story of Japan from its early myths and legends through its historical developments until the establishment of constitutional government. Murray aims to provide a comprehensive overview of Japan’s geography, people, and culture, emphasizing its historical transformations and the character of its populace.

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