The North American Review, Band 170O. Everett, 1968 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... Japan entertain no very optimistic views on the matter . Speaking to a representative of one of the Tokyo daily newspapers a short time ago , Marquis Ito very gravely asked whether , with the exception of her army and her navy , Japan ...
... Japan entertain no very optimistic views on the matter . Speaking to a representative of one of the Tokyo daily newspapers a short time ago , Marquis Ito very gravely asked whether , with the exception of her army and her navy , Japan ...
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... Japan are under cultivation , and that this extent can be added to only with the greatest difficulty , it will readily be conceded that 400,000 fresh mouths yearly added to the odd ... Japanese JAPAN AND RUSSIA IN THE FAR EAST . 623.
... Japan are under cultivation , and that this extent can be added to only with the greatest difficulty , it will readily be conceded that 400,000 fresh mouths yearly added to the odd ... Japanese JAPAN AND RUSSIA IN THE FAR EAST . 623.
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... Japan the ferment caused by this intelligence was intense . The capture of Port Arthur by Japanese troops in 1894 had amazed the world , and the Japanese looked upon that fortress as one of the proudest trophies of the war . At the ...
... Japan the ferment caused by this intelligence was intense . The capture of Port Arthur by Japanese troops in 1894 had amazed the world , and the Japanese looked upon that fortress as one of the proudest trophies of the war . At the ...
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