Choshu in The Meiji Restoration

Roger F. Hackett · Albert M. Craig · Marius B. Jansen

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Part 1 Background: The Anatomy of a Han Chapter 2 Introduction Chapter 3 Choshu and the Tokugawa Policy Chapter 4 Choshu's Finances and the Tokugawa Economy Chapter 5 Choshu and the Tempo Reform Chapter 6 The Early Stage of Bakumatsu Politics, 1853-1861 Chapter 7 The Background of Ideas in Choshu Part 8 The Restoration Movement Chapter 9 The Rise of Choshu in National Politics, 1861-1863 Chapter 10 The Decline of the Choshu Sonno Joi Movement, 1863-1864 Chapter 11 The Choshu Civil War Chapter 12 The March to Power Chapter 13 Conclusion

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