Our Eastern Question Americas Contact With the Orient And the Trend of Relatio
Our Eastern Question Americas Contact With the Orient And the Trend of Relatio
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That humiliates China, but she is too weak to resist. Amer- icans wanted to do business with China, but Japan would not allow them to. Japan had absolutely no right to interfere, and is bound by several treaties to respect the "open door" policy. Her refusal to allow Americans to do business in Fukien is very humiliating to the United States as a nation, but the American Government allows the affront and injustice to pass unchallenged. In Chinese eyes, therefore, China and 356 OUR EASTERN QUEST...ION the United States are getting to be in the same class as nations in comparison with the real Powers ; and China only gets into trouble by trying to trade with Americans, or by listening to American propositions and advice.
The instances I have cited have the character of finance and investment rather than of commerce, although the principle of "business follows the loan" runs through them. In respect to straight commerce, American interests in China have suffered as much as in other lines of business.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That humiliates China, but she is too weak to resist. Amer- icans wanted to do business with China, but Japan would not allow them to. Japan had absolutely no right to interfere, and is bound by several treaties to respect the "open door" policy. Her refusal to allow Americans to do business in Fukien is very humiliating to the United States as a nation, but the American Government allows the affront and injustice to pass unchallenged. In Chinese eyes, therefore, China and 356 OUR EASTERN QUEST...ION the United States are getting to be in the same class as nations in comparison with the real Powers ; and China only gets into trouble by trying to trade with Americans, or by listening to American propositions and advice.
The instances I have cited have the character of finance and investment rather than of commerce, although the principle of "business follows the loan" runs through them. In respect to straight commerce, American interests in China have suffered as much as in other lines of business.
What to read after Our Eastern Question Americas Contact With the Orient And the Trend of Relatio?
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