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The Modern history of Japan
The Modern History of Japan by W. G. Beasley provides a comprehensive overview of Japan’s political, social, and economic transformation from the late Tokugawa era to the modern period. The book examines the fall of the shogunate, the Meiji Restoration, Japan’s rapid modernization, and the emergence of the nation as a major world power. Beasley analyzes key historical developments, including institutional reforms, industrialization, foreign relations, and shifting social structures. Written by a leading scholar of Japanese history, this work offers an insightful narrative and critical interpretation of the forces that shaped modern Japan, making it a valuable resource for students, researchers, and readers interested in East Asian history.
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