tory so signalthat the ears and noses of thirty-seven thousand Chinese heads weresent to Japan and buried under a tumulu Thenceforth Itagaki became the centre of a more or lessenthusiastic group of men advocating a parliamentary system, somefrom sincere moti Katsuiye, onreceipt of the intelligence, sent repeated orders to Morimasarequiring him to withdraw forthwith; but Morimasa, elated by hispartial victory, neglected these orders. d their rents, howeverexorbitant, and seldom indeed did the holder of a manor recognize anyduty of succouring the peasants in time of distress.
If the evidence sufficed toconvict him, it does not appear to have been transmitted toposterity. Whatever may have been the Taira leader's defects, failure tomake the most of an opportunity was not among them. The prime essential of all these things was an ample landed estate Tocommand the allegiance of the great mili Theprosperity of the wicked and the misfortunes of the good, which seemopposed to ordinary justice, are their doing.
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