Central authority and local autonomy in the formation of early modern Japan the case of Kaga Domain Philip C. Brown

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Central authority and local autonomy in the formation of early modern Japan the case of Kaga Domain Philip C. Brown

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Published

on 14 Jun 2007

Year of Creation

1993

Stanford University. Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University

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TX0003741927

on 14 Jun 2007

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TX0003741927

Registration Date

6/14/2007

Year of Creation

1993

Place of First Publication

Stanford, CA

Publisher Name

Stanford University Press

Agency Marc Code

DLC-CO

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New

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312 p

Personal Authors

Philip C Brown

Corporate Authors

Stanford University. Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University

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