This is a far cry from the assertive Emperor Meiji, whose radical social and political policies in the late-19th century launched Japan into the modern era.
The Emperor Meiji pushed radical social and political policies.
Emperor Meiji was the tamest and most isolationist of all Emperors Japan has known.
The people are outside.
The man in a white shirt is eating food.
The Christians are out of it, aren't they?
A dour face glared at them as she spoke softly into it.
Well, said Mr. Carter, "all that can be done has been done."
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