Note 186 — Chapter V · CHINESE MORALS: AN IDEAL OF FILIAL PIETY
Reading edition
Etiquette has been well defined as “the formal expression of courtesy,” and courtesy as “morality in trifles.” In Japan, as Kikuchi informs us, etiquette forms a part of the moral instruction in the schools. See Sadler, Moral Instruction and Training in Schools, vol. ii, p. 342.