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William Eliot Griffis resists temptation in feudal 1871 Japan Today 06:17 am JST Today | 06:17 am JST TOKYO
In 1871, Japan was still being introduced to the United States as a country with an actual civilization. “The population of Japan,” wrote a
Missouri Republican journalist in September 1871, “has been variously estimated from twenty-five to forty million. Hitherto we have had no reliable statistics upon which to base an opinion.” Also, according to scholar Edward R. Beauchamp’s groundbreaking article in
Monumenta Nipponica, there were fewer than an estimated 2,200 Westerners living in the Kanto area at the time. Reports back home in English were either greatly embellished or vague and underwhelming.
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CSU News
12 JULY 2021
Charles Sturt signs agreement with Australian Navy
Warfare Branch
Charles Sturt University has signed an agreement with the Australian Navy Warfare Branch to recognise the previous training of Navy personnel when they study at the University.
The agreement was signed in June to allow for the recognition of previous education and training of Navy personnel when they commence a Master
of Intelligence Analysis or Master
of Terrorism and Security Studies at Charles Sturt.
The agreement was signed by Executive Dean of the Charles Sturt Faculty of Business, Justice and Behavioural
SciencesProfessor
Tracey Green and Director General of Navy Information Warfare, Commodore Matthew Doornbos.
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