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Japan and the Pacific, and a Japanese View of the Eastern Question

Note 12 — PART I. JAPAN AND THE PACIFIC.

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The post office carried, in 1887, 54,313,385 letters, 55,332,873 post cards, 20,713,422 newspapers and books, 163,630 packets, 7,014,859 letters and newspapers free of postage (“The Statesman’s Year-book,” 1889).

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