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The text was reprinted in moveable type and published in eight volumes, from 1912-1913.  

The text was reprinted in moveable type and published in eight volumes, from 1912-1913.  

A 23 volume appendix on coastal defenses, ''Tsûkô ichiran zokushû'', was published as well. It covers events from [[1829]]/8 to [[1851]]/5, in a total of 152 volumes. This too was edited by Miyazaki Seishin, along with [[Hayashi Okei|Hayashi Ôkei]]<!--林鶯渓--> (the son of Hayashi Fukusai) and sixteen others, from 1853 or 1854 until 1856. Manuscript copies exist today in the collection of the Cabinet Office (''Naikaku''), and in the ''[[Shiryo hensanjo|Shiryô hensanjo]]'' of the [[University of Tokyo]], where it is included in a collection of documents and objects obtained from the (former) [[Ministry of Foreign Affairs]].

A 23 volume appendix on coastal defenses, ''Tsûkô ichiran zokushû'', was published as well. It covers events from [[1829]]/8 to [[1851]]/5, in a total of 152 volumes. This too was edited by Miyazaki Seishin, along with [[Hayashi Okei|Hayashi Ôkei]]<!--林鶯渓--> (the son of Hayashi Fukusai) and sixteen others, from 1853 or 1854 until 1856. Manuscript copies exist today in the collection of the Cabinet Office (''Naikaku''), and in the ''[[Shiryohensanjo|Shiryôhensanjo]]'' of the [[University of Tokyo]], where it is included in a collection of documents and objects obtained from the (former) [[Ministry of Foreign Affairs]].

Both of these volumes are essentially simply compilations of diplomatic documents and other historical documents, without subjective commentary.

Both of these volumes are essentially simply compilations of diplomatic documents and other historical documents, without subjective commentary.