The Russo Japanese Conflict Its Causes And Issues
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Iii. Pp. 365-366. A Japanese version obtained from the Foreign Office at Tokio appears in Tokushu Joyaku, pp. 246-247. The Special Agreement was supplemented by an- other Agreement concluded on April 25 (o. S. ), 1899.
2 The boundary of the leased territory began with the north- ern side of A-tang Bay (Port Adams), on the west coast of the Liao-tung Peninsula, and passed through and included the A-tang Mountains, ending near Pi-tse-wo, and including the adjacent waters and isles. The northern l...imit of the neutral ground started at the mouth of the Kai-chow River, passed north of Yuyen-ch'eng and along the Ta-yang River, and ended at and included its mouth.
132 THE RUSSO-JAPANESE CONFLICT These agreements were accompanied by some characteristically pacific and magnanimous utter- ances by the Czar, professing his firm friendship with China, extolling the wise decision of the Son of Heaven in granting the lease, and emphasizing that the direct communication by means of the great Siberian Railway with the hitherto closed-up country would largely contribute to the peaceful intercourse of the peoples of the East and West, to which task Russia was called by Divine Providence.
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Iii. Pp. 365-366. A Japanese version obtained from the Foreign Office at Tokio appears in Tokushu Joyaku, pp. 246-247. The Special Agreement was supplemented by an- other Agreement concluded on April 25 (o. S. ), 1899.
2 The boundary of the leased territory began with the north- ern side of A-tang Bay (Port Adams), on the west coast of the Liao-tung Peninsula, and passed through and included the A-tang Mountains, ending near Pi-tse-wo, and including the adjacent waters and isles. The northern l...imit of the neutral ground started at the mouth of the Kai-chow River, passed north of Yuyen-ch'eng and along the Ta-yang River, and ended at and included its mouth.
132 THE RUSSO-JAPANESE CONFLICT These agreements were accompanied by some characteristically pacific and magnanimous utter- ances by the Czar, professing his firm friendship with China, extolling the wise decision of the Son of Heaven in granting the lease, and emphasizing that the direct communication by means of the great Siberian Railway with the hitherto closed-up country would largely contribute to the peaceful intercourse of the peoples of the East and West, to which task Russia was called by Divine Providence.
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