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Page iii
Since then , I have been making investigations for this purpose , both theoritically and practically , for an interval of more than ten years , during the course of which I have been assisted by two or three of my most valuable friends ...
Since then , I have been making investigations for this purpose , both theoritically and practically , for an interval of more than ten years , during the course of which I have been assisted by two or three of my most valuable friends ...
Page vii
C G ܙܙ water is a most common example ; it has its regular rise and fall , and it might directly follow that the atmospheric air though invisible to the eye must also be following the same course in its motion as the waves of water ...
C G ܙܙ water is a most common example ; it has its regular rise and fall , and it might directly follow that the atmospheric air though invisible to the eye must also be following the same course in its motion as the waves of water ...
Page x
As it is a work published several thousand years ago , it can not of course get rid of some defective points , if surveyed with an exact scientific investigation in the modern fashion . But it is quite coincident with the principles of ...
As it is a work published several thousand years ago , it can not of course get rid of some defective points , if surveyed with an exact scientific investigation in the modern fashion . But it is quite coincident with the principles of ...
Page xii
Of course , in one point , that is in the science of Physics , they are far superior to us , but in the case of human affairs , they are only imitating their ancestors in some respects as well as we do . On perusing some of Western ...
Of course , in one point , that is in the science of Physics , they are far superior to us , but in the case of human affairs , they are only imitating their ancestors in some respects as well as we do . On perusing some of Western ...
Page xvi
76 My Fate and Future Course in 3rd . of Meiji .... 77 Comparison of the Writings of the Three Writers , Messrs . Ichiroku , Sanshū , and Mei - Kaku ; and also the Writing of Mr. Soejima . 82 XIV . TAI - YÚ 85 Discovery of Lost Money .
76 My Fate and Future Course in 3rd . of Meiji .... 77 Comparison of the Writings of the Three Writers , Messrs . Ichiroku , Sanshū , and Mei - Kaku ; and also the Writing of Mr. Soejima . 82 XIV . TAI - YÚ 85 Discovery of Lost Money .
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| Title | The Takashima Ekidan |
| Authors | 嘉右衛門·高島, Shigetake Sugiura |
| Publisher | Keigyōsha, 1893 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 20 Oct 2008 |
| Length | 317 pages |
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