A Handbook of Modern JapanA. C. McClurg, 1904 - 395 sivua |
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... increased the cost of living without increasing pro- portionately the amount of income or wages.1 Industrial Japan has already become more or less modified by features of Occidental industrialism , such as guilds , trade unions ...
... increased the cost of living without increasing pro- portionately the amount of income or wages.1 Industrial Japan has already become more or less modified by features of Occidental industrialism , such as guilds , trade unions ...
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... increasing rapidly in number every year . The Japanese syllabary has lent itself easily to a code like the Morse Code.2 Telephones , too , have been 1 See Appendix for important railway statistics . 2 Japan is also in cable ...
... increasing rapidly in number every year . The Japanese syllabary has lent itself easily to a code like the Morse Code.2 Telephones , too , have been 1 See Appendix for important railway statistics . 2 Japan is also in cable ...
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... increased from $ 13,123,272 in 1868 to $ 265,017,161 in 1902 , - twenty - fold in a third of a century.2 Of recent years the imports have been larger than the exports ; in 1 See Appendix . 2 See table in Appendix . In 1902 the exports ...
... increased from $ 13,123,272 in 1868 to $ 265,017,161 in 1902 , - twenty - fold in a third of a century.2 Of recent years the imports have been larger than the exports ; in 1 See Appendix . 2 See table in Appendix . In 1902 the exports ...
Sivu 39
... increased , and the foreign investor would have the assurance that his money was safe , even if the business in which it had been invested may have ceased to exist . The entire loss caused by the failure of Japanese business enterprises ...
... increased , and the foreign investor would have the assurance that his money was safe , even if the business in which it had been invested may have ceased to exist . The entire loss caused by the failure of Japanese business enterprises ...
Sivu 40
... increasing the appearance of financial insecurity during the times of depression . After the prosperous times of ... increased circulation of money would be permanent . They acted impulsively in many enterprises , and rushed into all ...
... increasing the appearance of financial insecurity during the times of depression . After the prosperous times of ... increased circulation of money would be permanent . They acted impulsively in many enterprises , and rushed into all ...
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æsthetic affairs alliance American anese Anglo-Japanese Alliance Appendix assembly Bank Bibliography Buddhism called century chap chapter China Chinese Christian civilization classes Code commerce Confucianism Constitution Diet East elected Emperor Emperor of Japan empire Empire of Japan English export Festival feudal foreign Formosa Griffis High Contracting Parties Hokkaido House Imperial important influence interesting Islands Itō Japan Mail Japanese Japanese language Kōbe Korea Kōtō Kyōto land language lines ment Minister missionaries Modern Japan moral Mutsuhito Nagasaki native natural Occidental official Old Japan organized Ōsaka OUTLINE OF TOPICS period persons political popular practically prefectural present Prince railway religion Satsuma Rebellion schools sect Shaku Shinto ship Shōgun shrines social Society of Japan subjects or citizens territories tion Tōkyō trade Transactions Asiatic Society Treaty United vessels woman women word worship Yedo Yokohama