The Critic in the Orient

by George Hamlin Fitch

loyalty to country, [46-47]

Karnak, the greatest temple of ancient Egypt, [147-149];

its enormous size, [147];

its hypostile hall, one of the wonders of the world, [147-148];

hieroglyphs of Seti and Rameses, [148];

obelisks erected by Queen Hatasu, [148];

colossal statues and columns, [148];

cost in human life, [149]

Kobe, greatest commercial seaport of Japan, [28-29];

its many foreign schools, colleges and missions, [28]