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Japan Through American Eyes: The Journal Of Francis Hall, Kanagawa And Yokohama, 18591866,Used Pignat Records Transcribed By Working AnthropologistsIn This Journal, Francis Hall, America'S Leading Business Pioneer In Nineteenthcentury Japan, Offers A Remarkable View Of The Period Leading To The Meiji Restoration. Privately Preserved For More Than A Hundred Years, This Previously Unpublished Document Shows Hall To Have Been An Astute Observer Of Japanese Life, As Well As An Influential Opinionmaker On Japan In The United States During The Crucial Decade Of The American Civil War And The End Of The
