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DYER, Henry was born in 184. Son of John Dyer.
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Japan since it came into contact with Western civilisation about the middle of last century, and also indicated the forces which had been at work in bringing about what is admitted to be the political wonder of the latter half of the nineteenth century, namely, the rise of Japan as a World Power. The immediate occasion for its appearance was the outbreak of war between Japan and Russia, and it was intended to give the people of Europe and America a fairly complete account of the new Power which had arisen in the Far East. It is a fact that discussions on social, economic, or political subjects are apt to be idle, unfruitful, and certainly tiresome, unless they are connected with some live temporary issue, and the chief object of the present book is to consider some of the tendencies of the present time as illustrated by some of the important international problems which have resulted from the war between Japan and Russia as well as some of the wider aspects of the results of the economic and political development of Japan. The discussion of these subjects and the consideration of the problems involved will give the opportunity of testing, in a practical way, some of the opinions expressed in my former book, and of illustrating 1D ai Nippon, The Britain of the East, Blackie Son, Ltd., London and Glasgow. (Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.) About the Publisher Forgotten Books is a publisher of historical writings, such as: Philosophy, Classics, Science, Religion, History, Folklore and Mythology. Forgotten Books' Classic Reprint Series utilizes the latest technology to regenerate facsimiles of historically important writings. Careful attention has been made to accurately preserve the original format of each page whilst digitally enhancing the aged text.
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DYER, Henry was born in 184. Son of John Dyer.
Studied at Anderson’s College, and University, Glasgow. Civil Engineer; Master of Arts. Doctor of Science; Doctor of Laws Glasgow.
Served apprenticeship as engineer under Alex. C. Kirk, Doctor of Laws. Attended Glasgow University for five years.
Appointed first Principal of the Imperial College of Engineering, Tokyo, Japan, and Professor of Civil and Mechanical Engineering, 1873.
In addition, became director of large engineering works. Remained in Japan ten years, and was appointed Honourable Principal of College on retirement.
Since return to Britain, has taken an active part in engineering, educational, and social work. Is a Life Governor of the Glasgow and West of Scotland Technical College, a Governor of the West of Scotland Agricultural College, and of the West of Scotland College for Domestic Science.
ViceChairman School Board of Glasgow, and Convener of the Continuation Classes Committee.
Vice-President of the Board of Conciliation and Arbitration of the Manufactured Steel Trade of the West of Scotland, et cetera Honourable Order of Sacred Treasure (2nd Class). Order of Rising Sun, Japan (3rd Class).
Emeritus Professor University of Tokyo, Japan.
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Club: Liberal, Glasgow7.
Spouse 1874, Marie Aquart, (/. of Doctorate. Ferguson, Glasgow.