JAPAN'S MESSAGE TO AMERICA: A SYMPOSIUM BY REPRESENTATIVE JAPANESE ON JAPAN AND AMERICAN-JAPANESE RELATIONS
Tokyo, Japan: Self-Published, 1914. Softcover. Black, flexible card covers, with gilt and blue lettering and design to front panel. measuring 7 1/4" x 5". Paper cover worn at edges and a 1 1/2" piece missing from top of spine. Solid binding, nonetheless.Endpapers appear hand watercoloured. Printed on bifolio sheets.Thirty-five (35) articles on the Japanese point of view and it's attitude to Americans. Photographs of each contributor. Good Only. Item #75183
A few of the articles are: "What Japan Has to Teach"; Japan HARBORS no Ill Feeling Toward America; America and Japan always friends; The Real Character of The Japanese Race; Japan and the Preservation of China's Integrity; Christianity in Japan; The Ethical Problems of New Japan; HIstorical Development of Western Learning; Western Wrks of Literature, Religion, and Philosophy Translated and Introduced in Japan; Centripetal Mikadoism; Socialism in Japan; and an article by the editor Naoichi Masaoka, entitled "Japan and Americanism"
Price: $40.00