Letters from China and Japan
by Harriet Alice Chipman Dewey John Dewey
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About This Book
"Letters from China and Japan" authored by Harriet Alice Chipman Dewey, John Dewey, and edited by Evelyn Dewey, provides a captivating firsthand account of life and experiences in China and Japan. Through intimate letters, readers gain unique insights into the cultures, societies, and personal reflections of the authors during their travels. This book serves as a valuable resource for historians, cultural anthropologists, and anyone interested in Asian cultures and 19th-century travel narratives.
Chapters (308)
- LETTERS FROM CHINA AND JAPAN
- PREFACE
- Tokyo, Monday, February.
- Tuesday, February 11 (Tokyo).
- Tokyo, Thursday, February 13.
- Tokyo, February.
- February 22.
- Tokyo, Friday, February 28.
- Sunday Morning, March 2.
- Tokyo, Tuesday, March 4.
- Tokyo, Tuesday, March 4.
- March 5.
- Tokyo, Monday, March 10.
- Tokyo, Thursday, March 14.
- Tokyo, March 14th.
- Tokyo, Thursday, March 20.
- Kamakura, Thursday, March 27.
- Tokyo, Wednesday, March 28.
- Tokyo, Tuesday, April 1.
- Tokyo, April 1.
- Tokyo, April 2.
- Tokyo, April 4.
- Tokyo, April 8.
- Nara, April 12.
- Kyoto, April 15.
- Kyoto, April 15.
- Kyoto, April 19.
- Kyoto, April 22.
- April 28, on the Kumano Maru. En Route to China.
- Shanghai, May 1.
- Shanghai, May 2.
- Shanghai, May 3.
- Shanghai, May 4.
- Shanghai, Monday, May 12.
- Tuesday A.M.
- Shanghai, May 13.
- Nanking, May 18.
- Nanking, Thursday, May 22.
- Nanking, May 23.
- Nanking, Monday, May 26.
- Peking, Sunday, June 1.
- Peking, June 1.
- Peking, June 2.
- June 5.
- Peking, June 5.
- June 7.
- Peking, June 10.
- June 16.
- Peking, June 20.
- Peking, June 20.
- Peking, June 23.
- Peking, June 25.
- Peking, June 27.
- Peking, July 2.
- Peking, Wednesday, July 2.
- Peking, July 4.
- Sunday, July 7.
- Peking, July 8.
- Peking, July 8.
- Peking, July 11.
- Y.M.C.A., Peking, July 17.
- Peking, July 17.
- Peking, July 19.
- Peking, July 24.
- (Later) July 27.
- Peking, August 4.
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