The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... Japan . The Japanese , Katsura pledged , harbored no aggressive designs upon the Philip- pines . In return for this promise , Roosevelt agreed to acquiesce in and to approve the establishment of Japanese suzerainty over Korea . This ...
... Japan . The Japanese , Katsura pledged , harbored no aggressive designs upon the Philip- pines . In return for this promise , Roosevelt agreed to acquiesce in and to approve the establishment of Japanese suzerainty over Korea . This ...
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... Japanese Premier , Prince Konoye , said that the Japanese government " subscribed fully " to these principles . However , on the very same day Ambassador Nomura in Washington submitted proposals which diverged notably from these four ...
... Japanese Premier , Prince Konoye , said that the Japanese government " subscribed fully " to these principles . However , on the very same day Ambassador Nomura in Washington submitted proposals which diverged notably from these four ...
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... Japan . Other commentators have pointed out that Japanese parents frequently send their American - born children to Japan for educa- tion . Probably the Japanese language schools and Japanese churches in this country have been centers ...
... Japan . Other commentators have pointed out that Japanese parents frequently send their American - born children to Japan for educa- tion . Probably the Japanese language schools and Japanese churches in this country have been centers ...
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