Evening star., 1935-06-23
PUBLIC LIBRARY
IMPERIAL JAPAN.

IMPERIAL JAPAN.
Suppiementing its list Of periodical
references on China, published IN The
Sunday Star last week, the reference
department Of the Public Library has
prepared the following list Of material
on japan and her position in Asia
at the present time. ALI references are
to recent magazines.
Japan in Asia.
AntI-Japanese Feeling in China, by
Grover Clark. Current History.
42:.3S2-5. June, 1885.
''If they choose to assert themselves
the military authorities can again have
their way in the handling Of relations
with China
The Expansion of Japanese Rule, by
e. P. Dean. Foreign Affairs.
l3:5i9-52I. April, 1895.
A summary-"Within the recollec-
tion of men still alive, Japan has
evolved from a small feudal principal
fly voluntarily shut off from the rest
of the world to the status of a great
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quarter of the globe"
Japan in Manchuria, by G. A. Finch.
World Affairs. 98:22-25. March,
1885.
"Manchuria contains the raw ma
terials which will assure continuous
production for Japan's industries for
many years to come, and therein lies
the real motive, it is submitted, for
Japan's past attitude toward Man
churia and the goal toward which
her future course will be guided"
Turning Point in the Far East. by
o. M. Green. Fortnightly.
143:274-S4. March, 1885.
"China is not happy. A cloud of
suspicion and anxiety overhangs all
the Far East and continually darkens
her hopes"
Mongolia and Manchukuo, by G. F.
Hudson. 10Th Century. 117:l62-7.
February, 1885.
''The powers have done nothing to
dissolve the new state, or to expel
the Japanese troops who defend it."
North China Bows to Japan. by G.
Martin. Nation. 140:217-18. Feb
ruary 20, 1885.
GAS a means of buttresSing their
political and economic control Of North
China, the japanese are continuously
strengthening their military posi-
ton"
Japan Imposes Her Culture, by Edgar
Snow. Asia. 35:21S-24. April,
1885.
1.-THE belief that China always abb
serbs her invaders is challenged by
the record of Japonization in For
moSa."
New Drama Preparing in East Asia, by
Sir Frederick Whyte. Asia. IS 5:26l-
5. May, 1885.
'"The past few years have wrought
a great change in the attitude of
Japan and China toward the whole
Western World"
World Power.
No Cause for Conflict, by Hugh Byas.
Asia. 35:149-151. March, 1885.
Summing up the real factors in the
naval controversy between the United
States and Japan.
Japan Goes Her Own Way, by Grover
Clark. Current History. 4l:765-8.
March, 1885.
A brief discussion of Japan's policy
In the Far East.
Japan and Western Example, by W. w.
Davies. Fortnightly. nSno.822.
June, 1885.
Much of Japan's case Is well
founded :. -. She is justified =. ;. IN
putting herself at the head Of the
yellow peoples of the East
What Shall We Do About Japan? by
H B. Murkland. North American
Review. 239:17-6. February, 1885.
Three possible answers to the ma
val challenge of Japan. which Is
daily becoming more serious threat
to world peace"
Our Choice in the Far East, by Ma
thaniel PETER. Harper's. 171:18-
rs. June, 1885.
"The acceleration of the drift of
events in the Far East Is such that
we must either back up our stand or
withdraw within the next year."
We Drift Toward War in the Orient, |
by Nathaniel PETER. New Re
public. 82:l54-6. March 20, 1885. |
A word of warning to the American
people-"Each step is irrevocable be-
fore the American people even know
that It has been taken"
As Japan Sees Us; an Interview with |
H Saito, by H F. Pringle. Ameri- |
can Magazine. 119:30-1. May, |
1885.
An interview with the japanese AM
bassador.
Japan's Challenge to American Policy,
by Nicholas Roosevelt. Asia. IS: |
1851. February, 1885.
"At present the best guarantee of
peace is the maintenance of the exist
ing naval ratios and of the political
status quo"
My Impressions in the Far East and
Japanese American Relations, by
HiroSi Saito. Annals Of the Amer
lean Academy. 117:246-56. jan
uary, 1885.
Deeper understanding and more
correct appreciation of motives have
come to characterize our friendship"
Sea Power and the Far East, by J. r.
Shotwell Current History. Al:
660-6. March, 1885.
A distinguished historian reviews the
Far Eastern question.
Why Fight Japan? @. e. Sokolsky.
Current History. 41:513-2O. Feb
ruary, 1885.
A qualified observer answers an i'm
portant question.
Japan and the Pacific, Strabolgi. 10Th
Century. 117:306-18. March 1885.
Reply by NJ D. Kennedy. 18th