The two most widely held historical images of Japan are its self-imposed isolation (sakoku) from the outside world for almost two and a half centuries, and admiral Perry's challenge to it in 1853.
An edition of A History of Japan, 15821941
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A History of Japan, 1582-1941
Internal and External Worlds
by Cullen, L. M.
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