The Progress of Japan, 1853-1871
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and built barracks. The streets were crowded with sarmirai on foot and on horseback ; pleasure and sightseeing became the order of the day, and the capital flourished as it had never done in any former reign.' In the spring of 1862 the Court had issued one of its many anti-foreign decrees, insisting on the expulsion of the foreign barbarians, and reminding the Yedo Government of the provisional nature of the treaties concluded by the Shogunate. Early in the following year another stage in the f...utile protests of the Court against foreign intercourse was reached, when at a council held in Kioto and attended by the Shogun's guardian, Prince Keiki, and many feudal nobles, it was decided that a date should be fixed for the expulsion of foreigners, and the cessation of all foreign inter- course.
In the meantime complications had occurred.
144 INTERNAL AFFAIES, 1860-63 One of a party of four British subjects was killed on the high road a few miles from Yokohama by Satsuma men belonging to the retinue of Shimadzu Saburd.
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and built barracks. The streets were crowded with sarmirai on foot and on horseback ; pleasure and sightseeing became the order of the day, and the capital flourished as it had never done in any former reign.' In the spring of 1862 the Court had issued one of its many anti-foreign decrees, insisting on the expulsion of the foreign barbarians, and reminding the Yedo Government of the provisional nature of the treaties concluded by the Shogunate. Early in the following year another stage in the f...utile protests of the Court against foreign intercourse was reached, when at a council held in Kioto and attended by the Shogun's guardian, Prince Keiki, and many feudal nobles, it was decided that a date should be fixed for the expulsion of foreigners, and the cessation of all foreign inter- course.
In the meantime complications had occurred.
144 INTERNAL AFFAIES, 1860-63 One of a party of four British subjects was killed on the high road a few miles from Yokohama by Satsuma men belonging to the retinue of Shimadzu Saburd.
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