...either of thefe two nations. Another argument againft the defcent of the Japanefe from the Chinefe, . T. could draw from the difference of the religion of both nations. If the Japanefe were a colony of the Chinefe, they would have doubtlefs brought over from thence, into the...

...the Japanese from the Chinese, is drawn from the difference between the ancient religions of the two nations. If the Japanese were a colony of the Chinese, they would have brought with them into these islands the faith and worship of their mother country. But the original...

...the Japanese from the Chinese, is drawn from the difference between the ancient religions of the two nations. If the Japanese were a colony of the Chinese, they would have brought with them into these islands the faith and worship of their mother country. But the original...

...the Japanese from the Chinese, is drawn from the difference between the ancient religions of the two nations. If the Japanese were a colony of the Chinese, they would have brought with them into these islands the faith and worship of their mother country. But the original...

...the Japanese from the Chinese, is drawn from the difference between the ancient religions of the two nations. If the Japanese were a colony of the Chinese, they would have brought with them into these islands the faith and worship of their mother country. But the original...

...me to serve the Dutch East India Compagny &c. Another Argument against the descent of the Japanese from the Chinese I could draw from the difference...the uninhabited Islands of Japan the Religion and Wer ship of their ancestors and propagated the same upon their posterity. But this appears quite otherwise....