Japans Pacific Policy Especially in Relation to China the Far East And the W
Japans Pacific Policy Especially in Relation to China the Far East And the W
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There is a mine 202 JAPAN'S PACIFIC POLICY of excellent coal within thirty miles of Tsinan, and within two miles of the track of the Tientsin-Pukow Railway, and sixty miles nearer to Tsinanfu by the Tientsin-Pukow Railway than the Japanese mines on the Tsinanfu-Tsingtao Railway, and yet Tsinanfu is supplied by the Japanese mines ! The reason why the Chefoo-Tsinanfu Railway is not built is that all con- cerned know that it would be ridden by a horde of greedy parasites which would sap the life o...f it and make it of no effect. " No one will deny that the Shantung Railway has, under the Japanese management, attained a degree of efficiency unequalled by any Chinese-managed line. Even a casual traveler cannot fail to notice a refresh- ing change when he leaves a Chinese train and takes a Japanese train in Shantung or in Manchuria. I have on my desk a recent issue of the Central China Post, an English newspaper published by a Britisher, contain- ing an editorial objecting for obvious reasons to the transfer of the Shantung Railway to the Chinese man- agement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is a mine 202 JAPAN'S PACIFIC POLICY of excellent coal within thirty miles of Tsinan, and within two miles of the track of the Tientsin-Pukow Railway, and sixty miles nearer to Tsinanfu by the Tientsin-Pukow Railway than the Japanese mines on the Tsinanfu-Tsingtao Railway, and yet Tsinanfu is supplied by the Japanese mines ! The reason why the Chefoo-Tsinanfu Railway is not built is that all con- cerned know that it would be ridden by a horde of greedy parasites which would sap the life o...f it and make it of no effect. " No one will deny that the Shantung Railway has, under the Japanese management, attained a degree of efficiency unequalled by any Chinese-managed line. Even a casual traveler cannot fail to notice a refresh- ing change when he leaves a Chinese train and takes a Japanese train in Shantung or in Manchuria. I have on my desk a recent issue of the Central China Post, an English newspaper published by a Britisher, contain- ing an editorial objecting for obvious reasons to the transfer of the Shantung Railway to the Chinese man- agement.
What to read after Japans Pacific Policy Especially in Relation to China the Far East And the W?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kiyoshi Karl Kawakami to read onlineMoreLess
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