This book is a classic study of Japan and its people, written by British author Andrew Steinmetz in the mid-19th century. Steinmetz provides a detailed and insightful look at Japanese culture, society, and history, offering valuable insights into a fascinating and complex country. Whether you are a student of history or simply interested in Japan and its people, this book is an essential read.
A comprehensive examination of the cultural, economic, and medical implications of tobacco use, this important work was first published in 1854. Steinmetz explores the history and production of tobacco, the impact of smoking on the human body, and the social and political dimensions of the tobacco trade.
This accessible and engaging volume offers a compendium of popular meteorology, exploring the influence of sunshine and showers on various aspects of the natural world. Drawing on a wide range of scientific and literary sources, it provides a comprehensive overview of the ways in which weather affects plants, animals, and human society. Illustrated throughout with beautiful engravings and diagrams, this volume is a must-read for anyone interested in the natural world and its phenomena.