Japan, Its History and CultureReaders Union, 1973 - 243 頁 |
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第 126 頁
... Dutch . The Dutch traders were granted limited privileges only , being confined from 1641 onward to a small , artificial island called Deshima in Nagasaki Bay . There they lived in cramped conditions and without their families for the ...
... Dutch . The Dutch traders were granted limited privileges only , being confined from 1641 onward to a small , artificial island called Deshima in Nagasaki Bay . There they lived in cramped conditions and without their families for the ...
第 138 頁
... Dutch language , such practical subjects as botany , medicine , gunnery , Western drill , and tactics , but included also some theoretical subjects such as mathematics and astron- omy . The last , as we have seen , had a useful ...
... Dutch language , such practical subjects as botany , medicine , gunnery , Western drill , and tactics , but included also some theoretical subjects such as mathematics and astron- omy . The last , as we have seen , had a useful ...
第 155 頁
... Dutch and gunnery . After further study in Osaka , he was called to Edo to act as Dutch interpreter in the business of his clan . He was shocked to find in Yokohama that all the foreigners spoke English , not Dutch . With some fortitude ...
... Dutch and gunnery . After further study in Osaka , he was called to Edo to act as Dutch interpreter in the business of his clan . He was shocked to find in Yokohama that all the foreigners spoke English , not Dutch . With some fortitude ...
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