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　　With all the adventure, derring-do, and bloodcurdling battle

scenes of his earlier book, Nathaniel’s Nutmeg, acclaimed

historian Giles Milton dazzles readers with the true story of

William Adams—the first Englishman to set foot in Japan (and the

inspiration for James Clavell’s bestselling novel Shogun).

Beginning with Adams’s startling letter to the East India Company

in 1611—more than a decade after he’d arrived in Japan—Samurai

William chronicles the first foray by the West into that

mysterious closed-off land. Drawing upon the journals and letters

of Adams as well as the other Englishmen who came looking for him,

Samurai William presents a unique glimpse of Japan before it

once again closed itself off from the world for another two hundred

years.

MAP

NoTE oN SPELLINC

PRoLoCUE

1 TTHE CoURT OF BUNGo

2 lCEBERGS IN THE ORIENT

3 ALL AT SEA

4 lN THE N^ME oF THE FATHER

5 SMURAI Wl LLlAM

6 lNTo UNKNOWN LANDS

7 CREETING MR．AD^Ms

8 AT HoME WITH RlCH^RD COCKS

9 CLASH oF THE SAMURAI

10 oUESTloN OF LANCUACE

11 KILLED LlKE FISHES

12 RUPTURED FRlENDSHIP

13 LAST ORDERS

NOTES AND SOURCES

CKNoWLEDCMENTS

lNDEX

　　Giles Milton is the author of three books, including a history

of the seventeenth-century spice wars in the Dutch East Indies,

Nathaniel’s Nutmeg.

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With all the adventure, derring-do, and bloodcurdling battle scenes of his earlier book, Nathaniel’s Nutmeg , acclaimed historian Giles Milton dazzles readers with the true story of William Adams—the first Englishman to set foot in Japan (and the inspiration for James Clavell’s bestselling novel Shogun ). Beginning with Adams’s startling letter to the East India Company in 1611—more than a decade after he’d arrived in Japan— Samurai William chronicles the first foray by the West into that mysterious closed-off land. Drawing upon the journals and letters of Adams as well as the other Englishmen who came looking for him, Samurai William presents a unique glimpse of Japan before it once again closed itself off from the world for another two hundred years.