The Critic in the Orient

by George Hamlin Fitch

Kyoto, ancient Japanese capital, [22-27];

richly decorated temples, [24];

satsuma, cloissone and damascene work, [24-25];

attractive shops, [26];

great bronze Daibutsa, [26];

oldest Buddhist temple in Japan, [27]

Lawrence, Sir Henry, to whose wise precautions the British in Lucknow owed their lives during the mutiny; he was killed in the early days of the siege, [107].

Lucknow, scene of the most famous siege in the Indian mutiny, [106-109];

ruins of the Residency, [106];

story of the siege, [107-108];