The Life and Letters of Lafcadio Hearn, Volume 2

by Elizabeth Bisland

• Inari, temple to, at Matsue, ii: [24]; no shrine of, at Yabase, [47]; representations of, [77].

• Inasa beach, ii: [5], [6].

• Individuality, Occidental theories of, ii: [40].

• Industrialism, its effect on good manners, ii: [183]; on liberty, [470], [511], [512].

• Ingelow, Jean, her High Tide, ii: [499].

• Inomata, Teizaburō, i: [113]; ii: [291];
  • letters from Hearn to, i: [64], [65]; ii: [131–133], [146–148], [160–162], [186], [187];
  • his records of Hearn’s Tōkyō lectures, i: [137], [138];
  • his resolve to study medicine, ii: [289], [290];
  • text of one of Hearn’s lectures as taken down by, [519–529].

• Ionian Islands, i: [3];
  • hatred toward England in, [6];
  • ceded to Greece, [7].

• Insects, caging of, in Japan, ii: [335];
  • ethical suggestions of the sociology of, [514].

• Irish, similarities between faces of Mongolians and, i: [190]; language of, [190].

• Ise, Japan, ii: [10], [29], [38];
  • modernization of, [297].