The White Peril in the Far East; An Interpretation of the Significance of the Russo-Japanese War
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There have been constant at- tempts for the union of these magnetic currents.
Grander tasks await the young Japan who has the best of Europe and the best of Asia at her com- mand. At her touch the circuit is completed, and the healthy fluid shall overflow the earth." VII A NEW PERIOD Thb opening of the war with Russia both makes and marks a period in the life of Japan. The dreadful reality of threatened armed attack by white men, feared for centuries, prepared for dur- ing forty-five years by H...erculean efforts of na- tional transformation, has at last burst upon her.
Profound resentment and anger have been roused In Japan by Russian treatment of her interests and rights In the Far East, by the methods of her diplomacy and by her cruelty to Japanese women, Mcouts and wounded soldiers. But the most Mtrlking fact at the opening of this era, is the universal feeling of good will entertained by the Japanese towards the American and English peo- plesi. Due to the relatively just and unselfish course of these two nations, in their official rela- tions, Japan does not think of the present war as a conflict of the Far East with the West, of the brown man with the white.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There have been constant at- tempts for the union of these magnetic currents.
Grander tasks await the young Japan who has the best of Europe and the best of Asia at her com- mand. At her touch the circuit is completed, and the healthy fluid shall overflow the earth." VII A NEW PERIOD Thb opening of the war with Russia both makes and marks a period in the life of Japan. The dreadful reality of threatened armed attack by white men, feared for centuries, prepared for dur- ing forty-five years by H...erculean efforts of na- tional transformation, has at last burst upon her.
Profound resentment and anger have been roused In Japan by Russian treatment of her interests and rights In the Far East, by the methods of her diplomacy and by her cruelty to Japanese women, Mcouts and wounded soldiers. But the most Mtrlking fact at the opening of this era, is the universal feeling of good will entertained by the Japanese towards the American and English peo- plesi. Due to the relatively just and unselfish course of these two nations, in their official rela- tions, Japan does not think of the present war as a conflict of the Far East with the West, of the brown man with the white.
What to read after The White Peril in the Far East; An Interpretation of the Significance of the Russo-Japanese War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gulick, Sidney Lewis, 1860-1945 to read onlineMoreLess
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