"Sounds like what the zen people call 'little satori,"' she said.
"Joe Burke's Last Stand"
John Moncure Wetterau
A good example of the earlier productions is satori Kato's brochure entitled Mastery of the Pacific, published in 1909. Herein the author announces confidently: In the event of war Japan could, as if aided by a magician's wand, overrun the Pacific with fleets manned by men who have made Nelson their model and transported to the armadas of the Far East the spirit that was victorious at Trafalgar.
"The Rising Tide of Color Against White World-Supremacy"
Theodore Lothrop Stoddard