The Social Aspects of Foreign Missions
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. . . The Gregorian calendar was adopted and the Christian Sabbath made a regular holiday. Laws were codified on the principles of the most advanced jurisprudence, yet without vio- lating the best traditions of the people. Higher education in cultural and technical lines was encour- aged and patronized. New industries were con- stantly introduced or old ones improved. Means of communication — shipping, railways, the tele- graph, and telephone — have been steadily extended. Changes in all depart...ments of national and com- mercial life are still transpiring. . . . The state- ment is often repeated, that Japan has achieved in five decades what it took Europe five centuries to accomplish. The privilege of youth lies in the in- Projection of West into East 85 heritance of the dearly-bought experience of age. We are forever indebted to our older sisters in the family of nations. " ^ Her Success Has Aroused Asia. And Japan's forward movement has touched the imagination of all Asia. The story of her revolution — or restora- tion, as she prefers to call it — has been told in the ears of every Oriental prince.
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. . . The Gregorian calendar was adopted and the Christian Sabbath made a regular holiday. Laws were codified on the principles of the most advanced jurisprudence, yet without vio- lating the best traditions of the people. Higher education in cultural and technical lines was encour- aged and patronized. New industries were con- stantly introduced or old ones improved. Means of communication — shipping, railways, the tele- graph, and telephone — have been steadily extended. Changes in all depart...ments of national and com- mercial life are still transpiring. . . . The state- ment is often repeated, that Japan has achieved in five decades what it took Europe five centuries to accomplish. The privilege of youth lies in the in- Projection of West into East 85 heritance of the dearly-bought experience of age. We are forever indebted to our older sisters in the family of nations. " ^ Her Success Has Aroused Asia. And Japan's forward movement has touched the imagination of all Asia. The story of her revolution — or restora- tion, as she prefers to call it — has been told in the ears of every Oriental prince.
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