Titlebook: Japanese Political History Since the Meiji Restoration, 1868-2000; Richard Sims Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America

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The Meiji Renovation, reigned over Japan for well over a thousand years but had for more than five centuries been excluded from any role in government, save that of conferring legitimacy on whichever feudal leader achieved supremacy.

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,Party Cabinets, Radical Movements and the Collapse of Taisho Democracy, 1918–32,wer might be channelled into radical causes. Even among those who were less alarmed or excited, the disturbances encouraged the feeling that the time was ripe for a fundamental re-examination and new initiatives.

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,The Pursuit of Greater National Unity and the War State, 1932–45,t that much more considerable than before, and its international isolation was far from total. To appreciate why nationalism became so pervasive and virulent in Japan — to such an extent that historians customarily refer to it as ultranationalism — it is necessary to take other factors into account.

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