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Treaty of Kanagawa – Part 1: How isolation met its greatest test
A fleet of foreign warships appears off the coast of a nation sealed tight for centuries. The balance of power in the Pacific stands on a knife’s edge. For Japan and the United States, the next move could mean the survival or the downfall of an entire way of life. In the mid-eighteen hundreds, Japan was a fortress of tradition.
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