Japan At the Cross Roads
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E ! i a . In! . To inn a ; : t a . !>': o ! 1 ; ; n i - e i t a : : ' i 1 1 1 e 1 ah;;. ' : on to t . '<:: ^ : o. J . , _ < c. \ p' --npoien: iai . . It I'm! ::. O . Ta. .. ;' ... '-a ! . ;d-. ; :::i;: a t p Jo! v-hi Ii 1'OIJTICS 131 she had started to light, the eontioi of Korea and the evacuation by Russia of . Manchui ia. II -h*' had continued the campaign she would have been in an unfavourable (H)sition, for her money was exhausted and her la-t fighting men called up. In addition, her forces were spread over an enormous front. Russia, on the other hand, though beaten in battle, was militarily in a stronger position than wh'-n war broke out. Her communications became more secure as tho. M- of Japan becani' 1 more precarious. To continue lighting would ha\"e been for Japan to ri-k everything on a campaign, having tor Us object territoiia! or monetary acquisitions, and would have- certainly re-ultel in endangering linti-h friendship. Komura was sent to Portsmouth to ratify the stmn^ (/n >, which actually existed, and t > pick up any additional items which he might be able to get from .
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