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Treaty of Kanagawa – Part 3: What was agreed—and what it meant for both sides
The treaty is ready. After weeks of careful negotiation, two worlds are about to sign away the old order. The moment Commodore Perry and Hayashi Akira put pen to paper, Japan’s isolation will officially end—and the consequences will ripple far beyond the shores of Kanagawa. March thirty-first, eighteen fifty-four.
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