Asia At the Crossroads
Asia At the Crossroads
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In short, Japan has reached the point where she must overflow or perish, just as the congested countries of Europe overflowed into the Americas and Africa. But in her case there is no New World, no Dark Continent, in which her surplus millions can JAPAN 85 find homes and livelihoods. The waste lands were long ago parceled out among the Western nations. Japan came into the world a century too late. De- barred from expanding to the eastward or the south- ward, she is expanding westward into the l...oosely held, thinly peopled, undeveloped fringes of China and Siberia. That her expansion should be at the ex- pense of other and weaker nations is unfortunate but, under the circumstances, unavoidable. As a Japanese writer in "The World's Work" has put it: "The Japanese people must either die a saintly death in righteous starvation, or expand into the neighbor's backyard and Japan is not that much of a saint. " We now come to the most delicate, the most difficult, and the most dangerous of all the ques- tions in dispute between America and Japan that of Japanese immigration into the United States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In short, Japan has reached the point where she must overflow or perish, just as the congested countries of Europe overflowed into the Americas and Africa. But in her case there is no New World, no Dark Continent, in which her surplus millions can JAPAN 85 find homes and livelihoods. The waste lands were long ago parceled out among the Western nations. Japan came into the world a century too late. De- barred from expanding to the eastward or the south- ward, she is expanding westward into the l...oosely held, thinly peopled, undeveloped fringes of China and Siberia. That her expansion should be at the ex- pense of other and weaker nations is unfortunate but, under the circumstances, unavoidable. As a Japanese writer in "The World's Work" has put it: "The Japanese people must either die a saintly death in righteous starvation, or expand into the neighbor's backyard and Japan is not that much of a saint. " We now come to the most delicate, the most difficult, and the most dangerous of all the ques- tions in dispute between America and Japan that of Japanese immigration into the United States.
What to read after Asia At the Crossroads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Powell, E. Alexander (Edward Alexander), 1879- to read onlineMoreLess
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