The Japanese soldiers practiced a twisted version of Bushido where they considered that surrender was dishonorable and the people who surrendered were weak and should die, so they committed many war crimes including killing children and raping and killing women, saying that it's because of the Bushido code.
Parliament raised taxes and restricted trade without consulting colonial legislatures should be it
Jobs move to cheaper labor markets
John Cabot Landed in Canada
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Jan 16, 2014 · Indeed, the practical end of the rebellion is hard to pinpoint, since it was more of a slow dissolution than an abrupt beheading. However, legal evidence shows that the Assembly and the governor considered the 16th of January to be the final date, for it was this date the General Assembly chose as their cut-off for their Act of Pardon in 1680
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