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A HANDBOOK OF MODERN JAPAN

but of all social, intellectual, moral, and religious reforms; the open door, not of material civilization only, but also of the gospel of Jesus Christ.[1]

BIBLIOGRAPHY.

"The Real Japan" (Norman), chaps. v., xiii.; "Advance Japan" (Morris), chap. xiii.; "The New Far East" (Diosy), especially chap. vii.; "Heroic Japan" (Eastlake and Yamada); "The Awakening of the East" (Leroy-Beaulieu), chap. ix; and "Japan in Transition" (Ransome), chap. xv.; "Japan Today" (Scherer), chap. xi.; "The Real Triumph of Japan" (Seaman); "Every Day Japan" (Lloyd); "Dai Nippon" (Dyer), chaps. vi., xvi., and xvii.; and "The Imperial Japanese Navy" (Janes).

  1. ↑ Several paragraphs are here republished, by permission, from "The Standard," Chicago.
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