China Captive Or Free a Study of Chinas Entanglements
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(2) The economic concessionary rights. All these with all the property "are to remain acquired by Japan. " The Treaty confirms far more than did the Chino-Japanese Agreement of 1915. It was this allocation of the spoils of war that the Allied Ambassadors in Tokio had secretly agreed to early in 1917. There is even no private under- standing that ultimately these rights shall pass to China, although the Japanese first secured them, in 1914, by military force and military occupation. This illegal... acquisition of another's property, this triumph of Force, and these secret machinations of Governments on the same side, are all condoned and confirmed by the Treaty of Peace. As the Chinese Government was one of the contracting parties when granting the railway and mining concessions to Germany, in the form of joint German-Chinese Com- panies, it would seem as if these German rights and German property on Chinese territory should pass into Chinese hands in case it should be necessary for Germany to relin- quish them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(2) The economic concessionary rights. All these with all the property "are to remain acquired by Japan. " The Treaty confirms far more than did the Chino-Japanese Agreement of 1915. It was this allocation of the spoils of war that the Allied Ambassadors in Tokio had secretly agreed to early in 1917. There is even no private under- standing that ultimately these rights shall pass to China, although the Japanese first secured them, in 1914, by military force and military occupation. This illegal... acquisition of another's property, this triumph of Force, and these secret machinations of Governments on the same side, are all condoned and confirmed by the Treaty of Peace. As the Chinese Government was one of the contracting parties when granting the railway and mining concessions to Germany, in the form of joint German-Chinese Com- panies, it would seem as if these German rights and German property on Chinese territory should pass into Chinese hands in case it should be necessary for Germany to relin- quish them.
What to read after China Captive Or Free a Study of Chinas Entanglements?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert Reid to read onlineMoreLess
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