The Gist of Japan: The Islands, Their People, and Missions

by R. B. Peery

Kagoshima, [18].

Kanagawa, [18].

Kasatkin, Bishop Nicolai, founder of Greek mission, [166].

Korea, subjugation of, [39].

Kyoto or Saikyo, [10], [17], [18].

Kyushu, [9]; Dutch residence on, [10].

Lakes, [14].

Land, cultivated, [11], [22]; picturesque, [14]; irrigation of, [22]; terracing, [23].

Language, structure of, [55]; difficult to learn to read, [93]; first dictionary of, [174]; talent for, essential to the missionary, [203]; difficult to master, [262], [284].

Lawrence, Dr. E., on common sense, [204]; on exiles, [225]; "axioms of missions," [292].