Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Volume 188Harper & Brothers, 1944 - American literature Important American periodical dating back to 1850. |
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Page 150
... Japan and declared she had no right at all to the islands . As a matter of fact he did . He declared that " he was by no means prepared to accept the Japanese treaty , and was doubtful whether Japan could be admitted there even in the ...
... Japan and declared she had no right at all to the islands . As a matter of fact he did . He declared that " he was by no means prepared to accept the Japanese treaty , and was doubtful whether Japan could be admitted there even in the ...
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... Japan by overestimating it . Therefore we are needlessly complicating the question of the postwar settlement . In the first place , false analogies are being drawn from the quick recovery of Ger- many after 1918. Actually Germany's ...
... Japan by overestimating it . Therefore we are needlessly complicating the question of the postwar settlement . In the first place , false analogies are being drawn from the quick recovery of Ger- many after 1918. Actually Germany's ...
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... Japanese ? How long could any American administra- tion resist this pressure ? And how long In Japan , our situation there will be like ought it to resist the pressure ? that of the Japanese in China after the Japanese invasion , but ...
... Japanese ? How long could any American administra- tion resist this pressure ? And how long In Japan , our situation there will be like ought it to resist the pressure ? that of the Japanese in China after the Japanese invasion , but ...
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AMERICANS IN BATTLEFletcher | 1 |
GREAT BRITAIN | 2 |
Robertson PriscillaHouse | 3 |
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