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The works of Inazo Nitobe.

by Nitobe, Inazo
Published in 1972, University of Tokyo Press ([Tokyo])

The works of Inazo Nitobe.
Nitobe, Inazo

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Language: English

Pagination: 5 v.

LCCN: 73176594

Dewey: 915.2/03

LC: DS885.5.N5 A2 1972

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Notes: Includes bibliographical references. The author's English works, reprinted from Nitobe Inazō zenshu, published by Kyobunkwan, Tokyo, 1969.

Table of contents

   v. 1. Bushido: the soul of Japan. Thoughts and essays.

   v. 2. The Japanese nation: its land, its people, and its life. The intercourse between the United States and Japan.

   v. 3. Japan: some phases of her problems and development. Japaneses traits and foreign influences.

   v. 4. Lectures on Japan. What the League of Nations has done and is doing. The use and study of foreign languages in Japan. Reminiscences of childhood. Two exotic currents in Japanese civilization. An unfinished translation of Lao-Tzū and English abstract of the Kojiki.

   v. 5. Editorial jottings, 1930-1933.

	v. 1. Bushido: the soul of Japan. Thoughts and essays.
	v. 2. The Japanese nation: its land, its people, and its life. The intercourse between the United States and Japan.
	v. 3. Japan: some phases of her problems and development. Japaneses traits and foreign influences.
	v. 4. Lectures on Japan. What the League of Nations has done and is doing. The use and study of foreign languages in Japan. Reminiscences of childhood. Two exotic currents in Japanese civilization. An unfinished translation of Lao-Tzū and English abstract of the Kojiki.
	v. 5. Editorial jottings, 1930-1933.