Japan 1908
Subtitle: the adventure of fourteen-year-old Clarence James Gamble
By: edited by Frances Miriam Reed ; special assistance from Tsutae Hamada Novick
Publisher: Frances Miriam Reed
Published: 2014
Place of publication: United States
Language: eng
Number of pages: 120
ISBN-13: 9780578133034
Subjects: Diaries; Travel; Description and travel; Pictorial works
Description: Fourteen-year-old Clarence James Gamble, his parents, and his 17-year-old brother, Sidney David Gamble, spent 10 weeks in Japan in 1908. One hundred twenty of the many photographs the brothers took are reproduced in this volume, along with a journal of their travels. Gamble was an international philanthropist who promoted women's health and contraception, and founded Pathfinder International, a global nonprofit organization that provides maternal health care and education for women.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.

Parallel title in Japanese.

Presented to the library by Sarah Gamble Epstein, with her inscription on front free endpaper. Letter from Epstein laid in, removed to Inserted material collection, call number MC 782.

Presented to the library by Sarah Gamble Epstein, with her inscription on front free endpaper. Letter from Epstein and printout of Japan 1908 webpage laid in, removed to Inserted material collection, call number MC 782.

In dust jacket, as issued.

Dust jacket preserved.