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The New Japanese Civil Code: As Material for the Study of Comparative Jurisrudence; A Paper Read at the International Congress of Arts and Science, at the Universal Exposition, Saint Louis 1904 (Classic Reprint) Confucianism The more we grow inExcerpt from The New Japanese Civil Code: As Material for the Study of Comparative Jurisrudence; A Paper Read at the International Congress of Arts and Science, at the Universal Exposition, Saint Louis 1904 In order to set forth the characteristics of the Japanese Civil Code, it will be useful, first of all, brie? y to explain the causes which led to the codification, and give a short sketch of the history of its compilation. The causes which led to