Education in Japan: A Series of Letters Addressed by Prominent Americans to Arinori Mori

agricultural AMHERST COLLEGE ARINORI MORI arts better called cation character Chargé d'Affaires child Christian citizens civilization classes commerce condition Cooper Union coup d'état court culture daimios DEAR SIR district duty educa effect of education elevate emperor empire ence English English language established experience fact favor foreign furnish give happiness higher honor human imperial improvement increase individual industry influence institutions instruction intellectual intelligence interest Izanami JAMES McCOSH Japan Japanese Japanese language Kamis Kioto knowledge labor land language laws learning material prosperity means ment military tactics mind moral Nagato nation Nature physical possession principles progress promote public schools pupils regard religion religious result rience Satsuma secure sentiment Shiogun skill social society sovereign spirit success Susano-o system of education taught teachers things throne tion true United universal virtue wants wealth Western whole women Yale College Yedo