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This primary source is a biographical study of Sontoku Ninomiya, a prominent philosopher and social reformer of 19th-century Japan. Tomita and Yoshimoto trace Ninomiya's life from his humble origins as a peasant farmer to his rise as a respected scholar and advocate for social justice. With a foreword by T. S. Wentworth.

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