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Katsuro Hara, An Introduction to the History of Japan ΄Ywϊ{jόεx (Original Edition: Yamato Society publication@G.P. Putnam's Sons, New York 1920) gJapan is a country inhabited by a people differing remarkably in racial features from those who now occupy the greater part of Europe. She remained for a long time shut up against the foreigners knocking at her gate, and on that account her history, compared with that of other nations, presents striking and unique characteristics.h |
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William Elliot Griffis,
Dux Christus an Outline Study of Japan EBAEGIbgEOtBXwLXgΜwφ―: ϊ{€ΜTvx (Original Edition: Macmillan, 1904) William Elliot Griffis
(1843-1928) was a priest and educator, employed by the Japanese government to
teach science. Other Writings: The
Mikadofs Empire Honda the Samurai: Story of Modern Japan |
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Kenneth Henshall, A History of Japan: From Stone Age to
Superpower, Third Edition, Palgrave Macmillan (May
22, 2012) PlXEwVwϊ{Μπj@Ξνγ©η΄εάΕx |
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Okakura, The Book Of Tea ͺqVS (oO) wΜ{x (Original Edition: Putnamfs, New York 1906) gTea began as a medicine and grew into a beverage. In China, in the eighth century, it entered the realm of poetry as one of the polite amusements. The fifteenth century saw Japan ennoble it into a religion of aestheticism—Teaism.h |
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Okakura, The Ideals Of The East: With Special
Reference To The Art Of Japan ͺqVS (oO) wmΜzx (Original Edition: J. Murray, London 1903) |
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Tasuku Harada, The Faith of Japan (Classic Reprint) ΄c wϊ{ΜMΒx Harada Tasuku (1863-1940) was a Christian priest and educator, dean of the University of Hawaii. |
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