America's stake in the Far East

1920

Series: World problem discussion series

Contents
Page preface p.iii
I. Is Japan becoming a menace to the peace of the world? p.1
II. How far has Japan become the dominating force in the Far East? p.12
III. Should Japan be allowed increasingly to dominate the Far East? p.24
IV. How can America safeguard her trade relations with the orient? p.36
V. What hope is there that China can be saved as a nation? p.48
VI. How much has China a right to expect of America? p.60
VII. Is Japan's sovereignty in Korea a benefit or a menace to the orient? p.72
VIII. What attitude should America take toward Korea's desire for independence? p.84
IX. What bearing has American control of the Philippines upon the destiny of the Far East? p.96
X. How far does the numerical strength of the yellow race constitute a problem in the Pacific Basin? p.108
XI. What chance is there that the yellow race will equal or surpass the white race in leadership in the world? p.120
XII. What attitude should America take toward the yellow race? p.132
XIII. Who will control the Pacific Basin? p.144
XIV. What is the solution of the Far Eastern problem? p.156
Most useful books and periodicals p.169

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Call No.: [CLR] DS518.8 .F33 1920