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LIST OF BOOKS ON JAPAN. FEB, 1905


LIST OF BOOKS ON JAPAN. FEB, 1905.
Arnold, Sir Edwin.
Japonlca. 1892. L 81. Ar
Aryton, NJ. G.
Child-lifein Japan and Japanese
child stories ................... AZ
Bacon, Alice Mabel.
Japanese girls and women. J. 81 B-l |
A Japanese interior. ............ L 81 BIZ |
Miss Bacon had unusual Opportunl-
ties for coming into contact Win |
Japanese women in all RANKS OF
society as teacher in the peer
eSSes' school.
Baxter, X. S.
In bamboo lands ................ L 81. b )
Bishop, Isabella Bird.
Unbeaten tracks in Japan 7 50. B 5
The racy narrative of personal ex-
periences of world traveller
Clement, E. w. |
A handbook of modern Japan.
1904. T 50. C 5
This book deals briefly with all the
great questions relating TO modern
Japan and gives also survey OF
Old Japan. Especially valuable.
Foster, John w.
American diplomacy in the ORR
ent. 1908. ..................... 327 F-2
Three chapters on the opening of
Japan, its transformation and en-
Establishment.
Gordon, n. l..
An American missionary in ia
pan. Observation-Disclosures. 275.2G
The experiences of a physician and
teacher of rare ability and scholar
ship who served more than thirty
years in Japan.
Griffis, William Elliot.
The Mikado's empire. $50. G
valuable and comprehensive work.
Japan: its history, folklore, and
art.
A maker of the new Orient:
Samuel Robbins Brown. A
pioneer educator in Japan.
1904. BIB o15
Gulick, Sidney L.
Evolution of the Japanese, social
and psychic ......... ......... 50. e Q
DR.. Gulick gives a valuable study of
Japanese character.
Hardy, Arthur S.
Life and letters of Joseph Hardy
Neesima. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. BIN =
The story of a young japanese who
was educated in this country and
afterwards founded the famous
Doshisha in kyoto
Hearn, Lafcadio.
Glimpses of unfamiliar Japan.
1895. 2v.. L 81. HI
Kokoro: Japanese inner life.
1896. Observation-Disclosures. L 81. HIS
Gleanings in Buddha fields:
studies of hand and soul in
the far East. 1897. 7 80. H-4
Japan: an Interpretation at
tempt at Interpretation. 1904. 7 80. HIS
MIR. Hearn's books are of great value
in the light they throw on many as
poets of Japanese life and thought.
La Fargo, John.
An artists letters from Japan.
Century..magazine. Vol. "a. 1898.
Maclay, A. F.
A budget of letters from Japan.
1886, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I 81. NJ 3
Murray, David.
The story of Japan. 1894 952. NJ 9
The best single volume history of ia
pan In English.
Norman, Henry.
The real Japan. 1892. .......... T 80. n Z
The authors keen insight, humour
and sympathy give vivid impress
siOns Of real Japan.
Peery, r. b.
The gist of Japan the islands,
their people and missions. 1899 T. 52P
Piggott, F. T.
The garden of Japan. A years
diary of its flowers. Pictures
by Alfred East. 58O.4P
ScidmOre, Eliza r.
Jinrikisha days in Japan. T So Sc
This author says the Japanese are
the most interesting people in the
world and by the charm of her mar
ratve she leads her readers to the
same opinion.
| Shigemi, S.
japanese boy by himself,.... 1915
The author when in this country
wrote this account of his early life
to help defray the expense of his
education.
Stoddard, John L.
Lectures. Vol. 8. Japan. $50. $40. st 6-3
Strange, Edward F.
The colour-prints of Japan: an
appreciation and history. 1904.