The National Spirit of Japan

Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. Some dissatisfaction with regard to the contents of this book the writer is expecting, and he further anticipates from his friends their criticism of its Shortcomings. Certain practical considerations relating to the present war have of necessity affected the general nature of the volume, but it is hoped that readers will sympathise with the writer's sincerity in his wish for better future relations between the Japanese and other nations. Concerning the publication of this volume, the author owes his Sincere thanks to Mr. F. H. Cutcliffe, of Oxford, who read carefully the text, and was kind enough to correct the English with unwearying assistance; also to Dr. W. T. Hewett, of New York, and Dr. Tudor Jones, of Bristol, both of whom gave him much useful advice.

Some dissatisfaction with regard to the contents of this book the writer is expecting, and he further anticipates from his friends their criticism of its Shortcomings. Certain practical considerations relating to the present war have of necessity affected the general nature of the volume, but it is hoped that readers will sympathise with the writer's sincerity in his wish for better future relations between the Japanese and other nations. Concerning the publication of this volume, the author owes his Sincere thanks to Mr. F. H. Cutcliffe, of Oxford, who read carefully the text, and was kind enough to correct the English with unwearying assistance; also to Dr. W. T. Hewett, of New York, and Dr. Tudor Jones, of Bristol, both of whom gave him much useful advice.