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Originally appearing in Volume V15, Page 217 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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REVENUE (omitting fractions) See also:

Year 1 See also:Ordinary Revenue Extraordinary Revenue See also:Total Revenue (millions of yen). (millions of yen). (millions of yen). 1878–9 53 9 62 1883-4 76 7 83 1888-9 74 18 92 1893-4 86 28 114 1898-9 133 87 220 1903-4 224 36 260 1908-9 476 144 620 The most striking feature of the above table is the rapid growth of revenue during the last three periods. So See also:signal was the growth that the revenue may be said to have sextupled in the 15 years ended 1909. This was the result of the two See also:great See also:wars in which See also:Japan was involved, that with See also:China in 1894–95 and that with See also:Russia in 1904–5. The details will be presently shown.

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