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Common terms and phrasesAgreement Amenomori Hdshe bakufu bDekishi no kenkyE castaways ch’awae Ch’oryang Chapter ChDsen Chinese Chnng Snng-il ChOngjNng kyorinji Chosnn Chosnn period Civil/Pusa cotton Daikan difficult diplomacy diplomatic documents economic entry fascicle figures find first fishing five frontier gazetteers ginseng Hideyoshi invasion Hideyoshi’s House Master Hundo Imjin Waeran Irregular Envoys island Japan House Japanese personal Japanese personal name Japanese term Jurchens Kanghwa Treaty kanme Kim Tong-ch’nl koku Korean book title Korean personal name Korean term Kwnn Kyeshe kyNl Kynngsang Province KyNngsang-do Kyujanggak land merchants Nagasaki negotiations Ni-Sen office official trade Opchi P’ynnch’an Wiwnnhoe percent population private trade Pusan Pusan Garrison PyNlch’a PyNllye chibyo receptions records relations rice Saihan sakoku Sejong sillok Seoul ships shogun significance specific Sukjong T’ongmun’gwanji Taedong Tashiro Kazui Tdkyd Tokugawa tong Tongnae County Tongnae Magistrate Tongnae-bu saye Tongnae’s tOngnok townships Tsushima Ulsan Waegwan Waein Wakan Yanagawa Yi Wan-yong yNn’gu Popular passagesPage 2 - American society, particularly at the end of the twentieth century and the beginning of the twenty-first... Page 6 - The cultural contents of ethnic dichotomies would seem analytically to be of two orders: (I) overt signals or signs - the diacritical features that people look for and exhibit to show identity, often such features as dress, language, house-form, or general style of life, and (II) basic value orientations: the standards of morality and excellence by which performance is judged. References to this bookFrom other books
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