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VI.	EIGHTEENTH CENTURY—THE WAGAKUSHA (STUDENTS OF JAPANESE ANTIQUITY)—KEICHU, KADA, MABUCHI, MOTOÖRI	315
VII.	NINETEENTH CENTURY—HIRATA—SHINGAKU SERMONS	334
VIII.	NINETEENTH-CENTURY FICTION—ROMANTIC SCHOOL—KIŌDEN, BAKIN, TANEHIKO. HUMOURISTS—SAMBA, IKKU. SENTIMENTAL NOVELS (NINJŌBON)—SHUNSUI. WORKS IN CHINESE	345
BOOK THE SEVENTH—TOKIO PERIOD (1867–1898)
	SOME RECENT DEVELOPMENTS UNDER EUROPEAN INFLUENCE	383
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE		400
LIST OF DICTIONARIES, &c.		403
INDEX		405

 

ERRATA

Page 113, near bottom, read 'the birth of a succession of female children.'

Page 144, for 'carriage,' &c., read 'people who ride in a creaking carriage. Such people must be deaf and are very detestable. When you ride in such a carriage yourself it is the owner who is detestable.'