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 | | Before peace was restored in the autumn of 1905, Japan had been obliged to borrow 405,000,000 yen at home and 1,054,000,000 abroad, so that she found herself in 1908 with a total debt of 2,276,000,000 yen, of which aggregate her domestic indebtedness stood for 1,11o,000,000 and her foreign borrowings amounted to 1,166,000,000. |
 | | Thenceforth men's interest centred more and more on the astronomical, geographical and medical sciences of the West, though such subjects were not included in academical studies until the renewal of foreign intercourse in modern times. |
 | | It is not on record that the Jesuits openly declared his removal from the earth to have been a special dispensation in their favour. |
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