La Farge, John, 1835-1910 · New York, The Century co. · leaf 76
ausa pleased. Meanwhile the protection of the son of the great TaikoSama, for which all this war had been supposed to grow,had not been effected, and even this one obstacle or re-minder was to disappear from before lyeyasu, but not forseveral years, and only just before his death. He had, in… … not the least being that several Christian princes, withtheir vassals, had supported lyeyasii in his struggle. Andat length the son of Taiko Sama, Hideyori, indirectly con-nected with the Christian side, fell before lyeyasu. Hisstrong castle at Osaka was said to have become a place ofrefuge for the…
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