In 1894, She compiled her letters she had written during staying in Japan for one year and published the book titled "A Japanese Interior" (Japanese title was "Kazoku-jogakko-kyoshi ga mita Meiji Nihon no Uchigawa" [A Interior of Japan of the Meiji period that a teacher of Kazoku Jogakko had seen]); and it produced a sensation.
来日中の1年間の手紙をまとめたものを1894年『日本の内側』（日本語訳題『華族女学校教師が見た明治日本の内側』）として出版し反響を呼ぶ。 |