Episode 323 - Musui's Story

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Episode 323 - Musui's Story

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This week, we're discussing the autobiography of a troublemaking, low-ranking samurai whose life didn't reshape Japan, but whose tale can tell us a lot about how our image of the samurai class matched up with reality. Show notes here.

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