Formosa under Japanese rule discussed by Baron Goto
Interview with Baron Goto, Japan’s Formosa governor, details railways, telegraphs, post offices, schools, and a push to modernize Taiwan. He explains opium control, camphor monopoly, and the island’s economy from tea to sugar, plus efforts to civilize head hunter tribes and integrate Formosa into the Japanese empire.
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Jane G. Carpener
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Bem
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