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Nuclear Energy and Nuclear Proliferation: Japanese and American Views

This kind of confusion is foreshadowed in the dust jacket blurb where we read: "intellectual metamorphosis creates political modernization and reform." What does this mean? Finally, the biography suffers from hyperbole, repetitiveness, inconsistency, flawed prose, and serious typographical errors (see, e.g., pp. 141, 238, 260). All this is a shame because the subject matter is excellent and the parts concerned with standard political history are interesting. If only Davis had not tried so hard to make Ono into a Carlylean hero but instead accepted his importance as a lesser but politically significant historical figure, Meiji specialists would have learned something worthwhile about intellectual and political change in early Meiji Japan.