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Japan, (1919-1963)
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Booklets; clippings (information artifacts); invitations; location maps; magazines (periodicals); postcards; printed ephemera; Supplement to International Gleanings from Japan, No. 14; NYK Line: Shopping Around the World; The Present Situation in Shanghai by Kaname Wakasugi Included: Japanese Income-Tax Law translated by J.E. de Becker, LL.B., D.C.L.; The Russo-Japanese War: An Account of the Russo-Japanese Conflict
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