Solution in Asia"An Atlantic monthly press book."Map on lining-papers."First edition." |
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... strong enough to shatter Japan's cohesion , was strong enough to throw control into the hands of a group that was well equipped to seize and use control . This group was one which had developed under the crust of the Tokugawa government ...
... strong enough to shatter Japan's cohesion , was strong enough to throw control into the hands of a group that was well equipped to seize and use control . This group was one which had developed under the crust of the Tokugawa government ...
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... strong bargaining position because of the need of a strong continental power War , Prestige , and Politics 117.
... strong bargaining position because of the need of a strong continental power War , Prestige , and Politics 117.
Page 127
... strong masters are tangible , while future independence , if the masters are strong , is only a distant hope . In this case the invaders ap- peared to be the stronger ; consequently it was to them that the hasty levies of adventurers ...
... strong masters are tangible , while future independence , if the masters are strong , is only a distant hope . In this case the invaders ap- peared to be the stronger ; consequently it was to them that the hasty levies of adventurers ...
Contents
The Importance of Asia in War | 3 |
Japan the Exponent of CutRate | 27 |
Revolution and Nationalism in China | 56 |
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