『大日本維新史料 編年之部』 2編 5 安政1年2月24日～同年3月5日 p.610

OCR テキスト

as in the case of the portugtuese, centuries before, might seek -to overturn the empire., sturdy natives of the japanese islands. he knew that the latter held the formet in, they might be purchased at too high a price in the introduction of foreigners who,, either they neither knew nor desired such advantages ;or, if they knew them, feared, the rest of the world ; while as to the japanese, in their long-continued isolation,, a treaty imitate the chinese. stil1,they might be disposed to adopt some of its most, it was toomuch therefore to expect that the japanese would in all the particulars of, some degree of contempt, and treated them,in the matter of trade, very much as they, tiate, the best account we think may be given ftom the conferences and discussions, important features when suggested to them by a knowledge of what other orientals, did know something" of the advantages that might result from an intercourse with, but of the difficulties encountered, even after the japanese had consented to nego-, did the dutch. he was also aware that the chinese, when they made their treaty,, between the respective negotiators , of all which most accurate reports were kept on, 安政元年三月三日, 六一〇

柱

• 安政元年三月三日

ノンブル

• 六一〇

注記 (16)

• 1056,646,54,2210as in the case of the portugtuese, centuries before, might seek -to overturn the empire.
• 1870,654,53,2205sturdy natives of the japanese islands. he knew that the latter held the formet in
• 1169,642,60,2221they might be purchased at too high a price in the introduction of foreigners who,
• 1288,639,58,2221either they neither knew nor desired such advantages ;or, if they knew them, feared
• 1403,643,60,2214the rest of the world ; while as to the japanese, in their long-continued isolation,
• 823,633,57,2227a treaty imitate the chinese. stil1,they might be disposed to adopt some of its most
• 938,637,59,2225it was toomuch therefore to expect that the japanese would in all the particulars of
• 1753,645,54,2224some degree of contempt, and treated them,in the matter of trade, very much as they
• 360,642,66,2224tiate, the best account we think may be given ftom the conferences and discussions
• 708,620,57,2237important features when suggested to them by a knowledge of what other orientals
• 1524,642,56,2221did know something" of the advantages that might result from an intercourse with
• 477,676,62,2180but of the difficulties encountered, even after the japanese had consented to nego-
• 1634,644,63,2220did the dutch. he was also aware that the chinese, when they made their treaty,
• 253,627,57,2224between the respective negotiators , of all which most accurate reports were kept on
• 1987,767,45,340安政元年三月三日
• 1979,2391,48,128六一〇