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INDEX
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  1. Mining (continued):
  2. Rights, 446, 447
  3. Systems, early methods of, 444, 445, 451; Bessemer system, 451; Shinonome system, 451; methods at the Ashio Copper-mine, 454
  4. Tax on mines, 353
  5. Minoura, Mr., editor and statesman, 556
  6. Mirin, sweet saké, 351
  7. Misum, steamship service to, 584
  8. Mito clan, naval expansion, first movers in, 121; ships built by, 477
  9. Mitoyagori, nautical school at, 484
  10. Mitsu Bishi Co., the, 471
  11. Mitsu Bishi dockyards, 478
  12. Mitsukumi, Tokugawa, ‘Dai Nippon,’ by, 24
  13. Mitsuma, growing of, 414
  14. Mittheilungen aus der Medicinischen Facultât, 278
  15. Miyagawa oil-wells, 440
  16. Miyako, despatch-boat, 129
  17. Newspaper, 554
  18. Miyoshi, labour organization, speech on, 458
  19. Mogami, Tokunai, explorer, 149
  20. Moji, ironworks near, 436; steamship service to, 584
  21. Mokpo, Japanese post-office at, 561
  22. Mollendorff, German instructor in Corea, 190, 196, 199; Tokyo, mission to, 201
  23. Mommu, Emperor, 497
  24. Money-lending, tax on business of, 350
  25. Money market:
  26. Depression in, 334
  27. Foreign exchange, fluctuations in, 329
  28. Monometallism, 325, 326, 329
  29. Monroe doctrine, reference to, 220
  30. Mori, Yurei, Shogunate, fall of, movement in, 29–31; China, mission to, 176
  31. Mormons in Japan, 577
  32. Morocco, Japanese war vessels supplied by, 127
  33. Moromi, brewing of, 352
  34. Moshun, gunboat, 126
  35. Moshunmaru, ship of Hizen clan, 124
  36. Motoli copper vein, 447
  37. Motonobu, artist of Ashikaga period, 530
  38. Mousseline de laine, import value of, 408
  39. Mukai-bi, religious ceremony, 289
  40. Muko-jima, labour meeting at, 458, 459
  41. Muko-yoshi, mode of adoption, 301, 302
  42. Mulberry, cultivation of, 418
  43. Muoi, metal mines of, 445
  44. Murakami, Captain, 193, 194
  45. Murakumo, torpedo-boat, 130
  46. Muravieff, Count, Sakhalin demanded as Russian territory by, 150
  47. Muroran, naval station at, 133
  48. Musashi, coast service vessel, 127, 128
  49. Mutsu, Count Munemitsu, Minister of Foreign Affairs, 204, 215
  50. Nabeshima, Daimyo, 25, 29
  51. Nabeshima, Kauso, 445
  52. Nagamatsu copper-mine, 452
  53. Nagano, silk industry in, 417
  54. Nagaoka oil-field, 440
  55. Nagasaki:
  56. Cable, submarine, to India, 200
  57. Coal station at, 102
  58. Dutch trading at, 23, 475
  59. Foreign intercourse, port appointed for, 25
  60. Naval school at, established, 122
  61. Phaeton, appearance of, near, 24
  62. Port, opening of, 142
  63. Postal service in, 558, 561, 562, 564
  64. Prisons in, 511
  65. Shipbuilding at, 477, 478
  66. Steamship service to, 584
  67. Tea inspection offices at, 423
  68. Nagasakigata, Government auxiliary ship, 122
  69. Nagasakigata, No. II., Government auxiliary ship, 123
  70. Nagasakimaru, No. I., Government auxiliary ship, 123
  71. Naygato clan, ships of, 125
  72. Nagoya:
  73. Bankers’ association established at, 377
  74. Chamber of Commerce meeting at, 386
  75. Garrison of, 114
  76. Schools at, 260
  77. Nakai, Governor, wounding of, 146
  78. Nambu Kounmaru, bark, 125
  79. Naniwa, cruiser, 127, 128
  80. Nankaimaru, ship of Tosa clan, 124
  81. Nankaisen, ship of Tosa clan, 124
  82. Naoetsu, oil-refining at, 440
  83. Nara period in Japanese art, 522, 531; literature under, 538
  84. Nara, old Japanese capital, 522
  85. Nara, prisons in, 511
  86. Nariaki, Tokugawa of Mito, 25
  87. Naruse, Professor Jinzo, on position of Japanese women, 603
  88. Nasu Plain, waterway of, public loan for, 356
  89. National debts, table of amounts of, 359
  90. National Defence Office, 113
  91. National worship, see under Religion
  92. Naturalization, law of, 39, 90
  93. Navigation, see under Shipping
  94. Navy:
  95. Administration, 132, 133
  96. Army and, organization and peace standing of, 36, 37; efficiency of, by Marquis Ito, 66; separation of, 114
  97. Cadetship in, 134, 135
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