61, 74, 248 Völkischer Beobachter, 235 Vortwarts, Berlin, 103 W Wallot, Paul, 42 War, The World, 65-79, 103-105 Weimar Constitution, 225 Weissenburg, 76 Wetterle Centre Party, 117 Weiner Tageblatt, 29 William I, Emperor, 109 William II, Emperor, 29-32, 78, 85, 91, 92, 107, 109 Ypres, 90 \/ JL Titles Jly>ailable in THE In uniform jadeless cloth binding at 3/6 each A DAUGHTER of the SAMURAI By ETSU INAGAKI SUGIMOTO This autobiography (of which more than eighty thousand copies have already been sold), telling how a daughter of feudal Japan became Westernized, received unanimous praise. Of it Christopher Morley said : “What a lovely book it is, and how much it has to teach us. I have a secret notion that it will go on for years, making friends for itself and for the brave woman who wrote it.”
The Times dijo que era «de un interés excepcional». The Morning Post la calificó como «una de las autobiografías inmortales», y el Scotsman señaló: «Hay que leer el libro para hacerse una idea del encanto infinito que lo invade».