The Japanese Crisis
The Japanese Crisis
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There is no kindlier people in the world than the Irish; no more forgiving; no more polite; but there comes a moment when they feel themselves touched in some point of honor or self-respect; and then they burst into fury. . . . And when a broad-minded Japanese discusses with you, in the confidence of private conversation, the character of his people, this is also the view he takes. Count Okuma, for instance, dis- cussing this very question with the author of this book, summed up the character o...f his people in these words: 'The Japanese are not cruel but they are turbulent, vindictive 56 THE JAPANESE CRISIS and irascible' ; a portrait which, though terse, is sufficient to reveal to the Europeans how little they have grasped the depths in Japa- nese life. " 14 This fact of the Japanese temperament is the focal point of importance in this whole discussion. All Europeans or Americans that have lived among Japanese and had even a modicum of sympathetic discern- ment will agree with Mr. O'Connor.
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There is no kindlier people in the world than the Irish; no more forgiving; no more polite; but there comes a moment when they feel themselves touched in some point of honor or self-respect; and then they burst into fury. . . . And when a broad-minded Japanese discusses with you, in the confidence of private conversation, the character of his people, this is also the view he takes. Count Okuma, for instance, dis- cussing this very question with the author of this book, summed up the character o...f his people in these words: 'The Japanese are not cruel but they are turbulent, vindictive 56 THE JAPANESE CRISIS and irascible' ; a portrait which, though terse, is sufficient to reveal to the Europeans how little they have grasped the depths in Japa- nese life. " 14 This fact of the Japanese temperament is the focal point of importance in this whole discussion. All Europeans or Americans that have lived among Japanese and had even a modicum of sympathetic discern- ment will agree with Mr. O'Connor.
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