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Samurai Commanders (2) 1577-1638 Building Type_Town & Country Buildings What they hadn\'t banked onSamurai Commanders (2) 1577 1638 This second volume about Japan\'s samurai commanders covers the generals of the later years of the Age of the Warring States, a period when only the most able leaders survived. This was a time when the prowess of a commander was measured as much by his strategic and organizational abilities as by his individual fighting skills and he was expected to give as great a show of strength in the council chamber as on the