Japan's Real Attitude Toward America; a Reply to Mr. George Bronson Rea's "japan's Place in the Sun--The Menace to America"
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She is a woman's country, and women love peace." (Here ends Mr. Rea's quotation.) What Mr. Kazan writes: "The increase of popu- lation in this country has reached the breaking point, and now that we stand at the parting of the ways is our Foreign Office right in keeping silent? . . .
We want to emigrate to South and North America and the British colonies, first by peaceful means, if possible, and second by force of the iron hand and mailed fist, if our desire is resisted. . . . We do not desire... to make conquests in those countries of South America. Then there is talk of war between Amer- ica and Japan, but the U. S. of America is a nation anxious for peace at any price. She is a woman's country, and women love 38 Weak Points in Editor's Assault peace. Once women say- no, American men are doomed to obey. As for the Philippine Islands and Hawaii, if it so happens that Japan is given those American territories by- some political arrangement well and good, but they are not worthy of conquest by force of arms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She is a woman's country, and women love peace." (Here ends Mr. Rea's quotation.) What Mr. Kazan writes: "The increase of popu- lation in this country has reached the breaking point, and now that we stand at the parting of the ways is our Foreign Office right in keeping silent? . . .
We want to emigrate to South and North America and the British colonies, first by peaceful means, if possible, and second by force of the iron hand and mailed fist, if our desire is resisted. . . . We do not desire... to make conquests in those countries of South America. Then there is talk of war between Amer- ica and Japan, but the U. S. of America is a nation anxious for peace at any price. She is a woman's country, and women love 38 Weak Points in Editor's Assault peace. Once women say- no, American men are doomed to obey. As for the Philippine Islands and Hawaii, if it so happens that Japan is given those American territories by- some political arrangement well and good, but they are not worthy of conquest by force of arms.
What to read after Japan's Real Attitude Toward America; a Reply to Mr. George Bronson Rea's "japan's Place in the Sun--The Menace to America"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T Toyokichi Iyenaga to read onlineMoreLess
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