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JAPANS FOREIGN POLICIES A COMPANION VOLUME BY THE SAME AUTHOR Japan at the Cross Roads Some press notices "Undoubtedly interesting." The Times Literary Supplement. "Arresting and absorbing." Glasgow Herald. "Ought to be studied by every English person who desires to have a clear understanding ofAsiaticaffairs." Outlook. " Is full of facts." Journal des Economistcs. "An elaborate book Mr. Pooley is neither Japanophile nor Japanophobe, and may be fairly described as a candid not at all a sugar-candied friend. Offersinformation of the first importance which can hardly be foundelsewhere." Daily Telegraph. "An able writer on this subject of Japan, and one of the very few who can pronounce upon it without prejudice. Full of valuable information andcriticism." Westminster Gazette. "Brings illumination even if it destroys convictions." Sunday Times. "A long andcareful analysis of things as theyare : a book for every student ofthe Far East." Everyman. "A trustworthy accountof modern Japan." Japan Chronicle. "Conspicuousfor learningand lore." BuenosAyrcs Standard. LONDON GEORGE ALLEN & UNWIN LIMITED : C. K. OGDEN JAPAN'S FOREIGN POLICIES BY POOLEY A. M. Late Exhibitioner at Clare College, Cambridge Authorof Japan at the Cross Roads," "The Secret Memoirs of Count Hayashi, LONDON GEORGE ALLEN & UNWIN LTD. : RUSKIN HOUSE, 40 MUSEUM STREET, W.C. 1 Firstpublished in 1920 (All rights reserved) SAVIA liAIilJAiU " The immediate duty of the Western Powers is to undo all that has been done to weaken China." The late Sir Claudk Macdonald, K.C.M.G., K.C.B., etc. H.B.M.'s Minister at Peking, 1898-1902, and H.B.M.'s Minister and Ambassador at Tokio 1902-12. What happens between the time a sheep's sheep and when it appears on the table as mutton cutlets in paper frills? N.Y. Lije.
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