The Japanese Question a Sympodium Sic
The Japanese Question a Sympodium Sic
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The Japanese Government knows that the "all in all" question of its future is not bound up in the emigration of its citizens to the United States, there to take up their life residence, to rear their families and to become American citizens. But it does know that in the heterogeneous condition of the Far East it must solidify its colonies if it does not intend to see C 32 > them rise in revolt and break away from the present Gov- ernment. Emigration to America, Canada, or Australia will not bri...ng about this desired condition for the Japanese Government, but emigration into her own colonies will.
Until twenty years ago the Japanese Empire consisted of one people and peace reigned supreme. Since then the Empire has acquired Formosa, Manchuria, the Liao-tung Peninsula, and Korea, and with the additional territory has come much turmoil in the colonial possessions from, the con- tact of the Japanese with the natives. It has been a difficult question for the Japanese Government to solve, how best to link its added territory to the main empire; and the only practical solution of the matter has.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Japanese Government knows that the "all in all" question of its future is not bound up in the emigration of its citizens to the United States, there to take up their life residence, to rear their families and to become American citizens. But it does know that in the heterogeneous condition of the Far East it must solidify its colonies if it does not intend to see C 32 > them rise in revolt and break away from the present Gov- ernment. Emigration to America, Canada, or Australia will not bri...ng about this desired condition for the Japanese Government, but emigration into her own colonies will.
Until twenty years ago the Japanese Empire consisted of one people and peace reigned supreme. Since then the Empire has acquired Formosa, Manchuria, the Liao-tung Peninsula, and Korea, and with the additional territory has come much turmoil in the colonial possessions from, the con- tact of the Japanese with the natives. It has been a difficult question for the Japanese Government to solve, how best to link its added territory to the main empire; and the only practical solution of the matter has.
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