Deference and Defiance in Nineteenth-Century Japan - Princeton Legacy Library 3289 by William Wright Kelly Details
Four times in the 19th century, popular protest movements spread in the Cedar Plain in northern Japan. This study portrays the changing personality of the protests, their relationship to each…
Four times in the 19th century, popular protest movements spread in the Cedar Plain in northern Japan. This study portrays the changing personality of the protests, their relationship to each other, and their role in the social transformation of the Shunai first, during Japan's transition from the system of governance of the nation-state and from the trade doctrine to capitalism. Originally published in 1985.
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