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| − | Anna C. Hartshorne was the daughter of [[Henry Hartshorne]] and Mary E (Brown) Hartshorne. She spent time in Japan with her father during the 1880's, and later after his death as a teacher. She assisted [[Nitobe Inazo]] in the writing of [[Bushido: The Soul of Japan]], and received assistance from him on her book on Japan, "[[Japan and Her People (Hartshorne | + | Anna C. Hartshorne was the daughter of [[Henry Hartshorne]] and Mary E (Brown) Hartshorne. She spent time in Japan with her father during the 1880's, and later after his death as a teacher. She assisted [[Nitobe Inazo]] in the writing of [[Bushido: The Soul of Japan]], and received assistance from him on her book on Japan, "[[Japan and Her People (Hartshorne)|Japan and Her People]]". |
Anna attended classes at both Bryn Mawr college and Harvard University. | Anna attended classes at both Bryn Mawr college and Harvard University. | ||
Revision as of 16:22, 19 August 2007
- Birth: 1860
- Death: 1957
- Full name: Anna Cope Hartshorne
Anna C. Hartshorne was the daughter of Henry Hartshorne and Mary E (Brown) Hartshorne. She spent time in Japan with her father during the 1880's, and later after his death as a teacher. She assisted Nitobe Inazo in the writing of Bushido: The Soul of Japan, and received assistance from him on her book on Japan, "Japan and Her People".
Anna attended classes at both Bryn Mawr college and Harvard University.
References
- Hartshorne, Anna C. (Author), Massey, B. & C. West (Eds.) Japan and Her People, Jetlag Press, 2007. ISBN 097903972X (ISBN-13: 978-0979039720)
- Hartshorne Family Papers Haverford College.
