, Verbeck of Japan. A Citizen of No Country. A Life Story of Foundation Work. Inaugurarted by Guido Fridolin Verbeck
William Elliott Griffis [1843-1928]
Edinburgh & London: Oliphant, Anderson & Ferrier, 1901. Hbk. pp.376.
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Contents
Preface
- A Glance in Perspective
- The Koppel
- In The Land of Opportunity
- A Glance at Old Japan
- In Nagasaki: First Impressions
- Political Upheaval
- The Doors Opening
- The Revolution of 1868
- Trip to Osaka
- Called to the Capital
- The Biographer in Tokio
- Among All Sorts and Conditions of Men
- The Great Embassy to Christendom
- Decorated by the Emperor
- Preacher and Translator
- A Man Without a Country
- "Weary With the March of Life"
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