This is a fascinating account of the fifteen years spent in Japan
by William Willis, a British medical pioneer. Quite apart from the
importance of his reports on medical practice and the spread of
Western medicine, Dr Willis, who worked with the British Legation
until 1868, was also a notable eye-witness to many historic
occasions. Dr Willis's letters to his family in Ireland are quoted
extensively. First published in 1985, this title is part of the
Bloomsbury Academic Collections series.
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