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Part of series: Asian Saga: Chronological Order Part 3
Key ideas from the book
- The account is set in Japan in 1862.
- It describes a country presented as divided and troubled.
- It depicts English, French, Prussian, and Russian foreign interests.
- It focuses on efforts to gain commercial advantage from Japan’s resources.
- It offers a perspective on foreign commercial rivalry in nineteenth-century Japan.
About Gai-Jin by James Clavell
Set in Japan in 1862, James Clavell’s Gai-jin portrays a country described as divided and troubled, and the efforts of English, French, Prussian, and Russian foreigners to pursue commercial advantage there. Its focus is on foreign interests and the resources of a fractured nation.
Readers interested in nineteenth-century Japan, international commercial rivalry, and the history of foreign involvement in a divided country may find this account useful. Dell published the book in 1994.
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