North-American Review and Miscellaneous JournalUniversity of Northern Iowa, 1900 |
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Page 610
... house of an American citizen ( the first Japanese naturalized in the United States ) , and eagerly questioning him about the system of government of the great Republic . It was Kido who presided in the first national de- liberative ...
... house of an American citizen ( the first Japanese naturalized in the United States ) , and eagerly questioning him about the system of government of the great Republic . It was Kido who presided in the first national de- liberative ...
Page 611
... house . In the first place , piles are driven to support the beams on which the uprights are reared , and then the roof is put on , and the walls and the interior details are finally finished off , often in a very leisurely and ...
... house . In the first place , piles are driven to support the beams on which the uprights are reared , and then the roof is put on , and the walls and the interior details are finally finished off , often in a very leisurely and ...
Page 613
... house - building simile , the walls and the in- terior furnishings of the national structure are not particularly sound in one or two other respects . The state of communications leaves much to be desired . Complaints about the vagaries ...
... house - building simile , the walls and the in- terior furnishings of the national structure are not particularly sound in one or two other respects . The state of communications leaves much to be desired . Complaints about the vagaries ...
Page 615
... House , who , by refusing supplies , seemed likely to interfere seriously with the Government's programme of naval expansion . The difficulty was got over by the issue of an Im- perial Rescript , stating that the Emperor gave up ten per ...
... House , who , by refusing supplies , seemed likely to interfere seriously with the Government's programme of naval expansion . The difficulty was got over by the issue of an Im- perial Rescript , stating that the Emperor gave up ten per ...
Page 622
... house are still in a most unfinished and most unsatis- factory state . For example , for some years down to 1896 , the annual losses from inundation were over $ 30,000,000 ; in that year they mounted up to $ 68,000,000 , or $ 19,000,000 ...
... house are still in a most unfinished and most unsatis- factory state . For example , for some years down to 1896 , the annual losses from inundation were over $ 30,000,000 ; in that year they mounted up to $ 68,000,000 , or $ 19,000,000 ...
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