Japan Its History Arts And Literature volume 6
Japan Its History Arts And Literature volume 6
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The President receives Russia's formal note, accepting peace plan.
14. Russian official statement on the reply to President Roosevelt gazetted in St. Petersburg.
Witte gives pessimistic interview on peace, published in the Slovo.
France orders Russian cruiser Kulan out of Indo- China waters.
15. Washington selected as place of the Peace Conference. President Roosevelt said to be trying to secure an armistice.
Japan's official reply to President's note given out in Washington.
16. Britain makes ...strong protest to Russia against sinking of British commercial steamers.
Japanese take Sumiencheng, but are driven out by the Russians.
19. Czar receives deputation from Moscow Zemstvo Con- gress, presenting very radical address; reply seems in harmony with demands.
British ambassador at St. Petersburg asks payment for the St. Kilda, and prevention of further similar action.
327* WAR APPENDIX Japanese minister informs President that Mikado's peace envoys can reach Washington early in August.
21.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The President receives Russia's formal note, accepting peace plan.
14. Russian official statement on the reply to President Roosevelt gazetted in St. Petersburg.
Witte gives pessimistic interview on peace, published in the Slovo.
France orders Russian cruiser Kulan out of Indo- China waters.
15. Washington selected as place of the Peace Conference. President Roosevelt said to be trying to secure an armistice.
Japan's official reply to President's note given out in Washington.
16. Britain makes ...strong protest to Russia against sinking of British commercial steamers.
Japanese take Sumiencheng, but are driven out by the Russians.
19. Czar receives deputation from Moscow Zemstvo Con- gress, presenting very radical address; reply seems in harmony with demands.
British ambassador at St. Petersburg asks payment for the St. Kilda, and prevention of further similar action.
327* WAR APPENDIX Japanese minister informs President that Mikado's peace envoys can reach Washington early in August.
21.
What to read after Japan Its History Arts And Literature volume 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Frank Brinkley to read onlineMoreLess
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