The North American Review volume 159
The North American Review volume 159
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Then came the de mand for the withdrawal of the troops; and the iteration of that demand has been the sole reply which China has deigned to make to Japan's proposals. It is the only answer she has made to the powers which intervened in the interests of both parties to effect an amicable adjustment of the differences between them. If at one time during the progress of the negotiations she seemed to yield to representations made in the interests of peace, the result has proved that it was merely ...to gain time to prepare for the con flict which she considered inevitable, and which she apparently was determined to do nothing to avoid.
Japan, if she had complied with that demand, would have stultified herself. Not only would there have been no assurance that the revolt which had been so miraculously suppressed would not have broken out again with a violence redoubled by the weak ness which the Korean government had shown, but the cer tainty would have remained that the same causes would have produced the same effects, and that again and again Japan would have been called upon to encounter the same risks with the same bootless results.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then came the de mand for the withdrawal of the troops; and the iteration of that demand has been the sole reply which China has deigned to make to Japan's proposals. It is the only answer she has made to the powers which intervened in the interests of both parties to effect an amicable adjustment of the differences between them. If at one time during the progress of the negotiations she seemed to yield to representations made in the interests of peace, the result has proved that it was merely ...to gain time to prepare for the con flict which she considered inevitable, and which she apparently was determined to do nothing to avoid.
Japan, if she had complied with that demand, would have stultified herself. Not only would there have been no assurance that the revolt which had been so miraculously suppressed would not have broken out again with a violence redoubled by the weak ness which the Korean government had shown, but the cer tainty would have remained that the same causes would have produced the same effects, and that again and again Japan would have been called upon to encounter the same risks with the same bootless results.
What to read after The North American Review volume 159?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles F Swain to read onlineMoreLess
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