Except in the cases provided for in the law, the houseof no Japanese subject shall be entered or searched without hispermission. HOJO UJINORIOne incident of this struggle is very characteristic of the ethics ofthe era. Motokata'sdisappointment proved so keen that his health became impaired and hefinally died--of chagrin, the people said. not only could life be saved by abandoning the faith butalso ample allowances of money could be obtained from theauthorities.
multaneously with the adoption of itsproducts, bears strong testimony to the insight of these remarkablemen. he Sasakifamily, in Omi province; a campaign which but for his death wouldcertainly have been successful. This consisted in enacting a lawwhich vetoed all suits for the recovery of interest, cancelled allmortgages, and interdicted the pledging of military men's property. Now, no language lends itself with greater difficulty than Japanese tothe discussion of theological questions.
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