The Cambridge History of Japan

“This work is more of what we have come to expect from Cambridge: a rock-solid summary of scholarship in the field by distinguished senior historians.” Bob Tadashi “This volume will remain the standard reference in English for nineteenth century Japanese history for decades to come.” Journal of Asian and African Studies “…provide both the non-specialist and specialist with a coherent survey of major events of the nineteenth century…Volume 5 of the Cambridge History may be read both as a summation of existing English-language historiography on nineteenth-century Japan and as implicitly setting an agenda for the next stage of research.” Kate Wildman Nakai, Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies

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