Nine Years in Nipon

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Set in 1885, this account explores the experiences of a Scottish doctor and early fingerprinting pioneer as he serves as a surgeon and missionary in Japan. The narrative delves into the cultural exchanges and challenges faced while practicing medicine in a foreign land, highlighting the intersections of science, faith, and the rich tapestry of Japanese society during that era. Through personal anecdotes and professional insights, the author paints a vivid picture of his transformative journey.