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Brochure N° 25.
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
COMMITTEE ON INTELLECTUAL CO-OPERATION
ENQUIRY
INTO
THE CONDITIONS OF INTELLECTUAL WORK
Second Series
INTELLECTUAL LIFE
IN
VARIOUS COUNTRIES
JAPAN
The Use and Study of Foreign Languages in Japan
by
Inazo NITOBfi
Professor at the Imperial University of Tokyo
Former President of the First National College, Japan.

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