Sakoku Secrets: How Dutch Merchants Shaped An Isolated Japan

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Now do a short commentary about Ranald MacDonald, a AmerIndian whaler who decided to visit Japan when that was illegal, and ended up helping the Japanese interpreters, who mainly knew Dutch, to become fluent in English.