Review of Okuma History of Japan Years 50
Kobe correspondent reports the Japanese edition of Count Okuma’s history of Japan’s last fifty years, with two volumes selling at 66 yen each. The work aggregates over 200 contributors, spanning politics, law, diplomacy, industry, education, language, literature, and journalism, offering a comprehensive account of modern Japan for scholars and students alike.
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Count Okuma
Japan
Tokio
London Times
Soejima
Yamagata
Ito
Prince Tokugawa
Okuma
Genchiro Fukuchi
Matsukata
Yamamoto
Itegaki
Fes
Fupso
Tomil
Hatovyama
Sukamous
Viscount Inoue
Kando
Hiroyuki Kato
Tetsujiro Inoue
Y. Tsubouchi
Shuntei Toyabe
Yaichi Haga
K. Masuda
S. Fujioka
K. Fujioka
Baeltz
Minnesota’s Story in American Commonwealths series
Folwell’s Minnesota history adds new letters and papers from Alexander Ramsey and N H Sibley to show the state’s early days. It covers territorial growth and statehood, educational progress, and ties to national affairs, with a final chapter on recent politics missing depth.
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N. H. Sibley
Walee
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Henry van Dyke
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George Barton Cutten
Kenneth Grahame
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