The New Japanese Peril
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It would have put an end to the constantly arising disagreements among the Powers with respect to the policy of the *'Open Door" and trade with China.
The Chinese Government assented to the pro- posal. Russia and Japan rejected it, the moving spirit, however, being, as always, Japan. The British Foreign Office, which was supposed by Secretary Ejiox to be in accord with him in the proposal, in reality took its cue from Japan and failed to back up the Knox plan. Thus China's 108 THE NEW JAPANESE ...PERIL wishes were disregarded and Japan was per- mitted to flout the plain provisions of the Ports- mouth Treaty. Henceforth, with England's approval, China was to be denied the right to decide upon the course of railway development within her territory, and Japan's strategical and political interests were recognized as paramount in planning a railway system within China's territory. Moreover, Japan now had the right to decide who would finance, construct and operate railways within China's territory and to veto arrangements with respect to these matters which China wished to carry out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It would have put an end to the constantly arising disagreements among the Powers with respect to the policy of the *'Open Door" and trade with China.
The Chinese Government assented to the pro- posal. Russia and Japan rejected it, the moving spirit, however, being, as always, Japan. The British Foreign Office, which was supposed by Secretary Ejiox to be in accord with him in the proposal, in reality took its cue from Japan and failed to back up the Knox plan. Thus China's 108 THE NEW JAPANESE ...PERIL wishes were disregarded and Japan was per- mitted to flout the plain provisions of the Ports- mouth Treaty. Henceforth, with England's approval, China was to be denied the right to decide upon the course of railway development within her territory, and Japan's strategical and political interests were recognized as paramount in planning a railway system within China's territory. Moreover, Japan now had the right to decide who would finance, construct and operate railways within China's territory and to veto arrangements with respect to these matters which China wished to carry out.
What to read after The New Japanese Peril?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney Osborne to read onlineMoreLess
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