A Visit to Japan, China, and IndiaS. Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, 1877 - 294 pages |
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Page 44
... Japanese notes ( down to ten cents ) . As these are printed in Chinese characters , it takes a good deal of trouble to learn the different descriptions . From all I could gather , finance is the great difficulty of Japan , as of many ...
... Japanese notes ( down to ten cents ) . As these are printed in Chinese characters , it takes a good deal of trouble to learn the different descriptions . From all I could gather , finance is the great difficulty of Japan , as of many ...
Page 52
... Japan and China . Dr. Hill is a naval surgeon placed by our Government here to enable the Japanese to carry out the ... Japan , China , and India . ' In Japan , prostitution pre- ' It is only fair to state that in India complaint is made ...
... Japan and China . Dr. Hill is a naval surgeon placed by our Government here to enable the Japanese to carry out the ... Japan , China , and India . ' In Japan , prostitution pre- ' It is only fair to state that in India complaint is made ...
Page 58
... Japan . The native town of Nagasaki is celebrated for porcelain and tortoise - shell . Mr. Flowers speaks of the Japanese as a very industrious and fairly honest people . Though they grow so much rice , it is too dear for the lowest ...
... Japan . The native town of Nagasaki is celebrated for porcelain and tortoise - shell . Mr. Flowers speaks of the Japanese as a very industrious and fairly honest people . Though they grow so much rice , it is too dear for the lowest ...
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