The Imperial Japanese Mission 1917 a Record of the Reception Throughout the Un
The Imperial Japanese Mission 1917 a Record of the Reception Throughout the Un
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It should not be necessary for me to make reply to a suggestion of motive un worthy of our nation. Surely it would be unbecoming of me to protest the honesty of our intentions or to suggest a lack of intelligence on the part of those with whom I come to confer. I am, however, justified in saying before this body of men who talk to the soul and the brains of America that we come as honest, sensible men to confer with honest, sensible men, and we realize that any invasion or attempt of the one to... take advantage of the other would be idle waste of time. Japan and America are allies in this war we are partners. As allies, we will win ; as partners, we of Japan do not propose to sleep, nor do we propose to violate the ethics which must control a successful partnership. As I have said before and since my arrival in this country, there is no question which can not be solved by partners in counsel together. No small or selfish motive should find a chance to live in the atmosphere around us, or affect the policy we must pursue in common ; namely, mutual forbearance, mutual trust, complete national independence, and the greatest good to the greatest numbers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It should not be necessary for me to make reply to a suggestion of motive un worthy of our nation. Surely it would be unbecoming of me to protest the honesty of our intentions or to suggest a lack of intelligence on the part of those with whom I come to confer. I am, however, justified in saying before this body of men who talk to the soul and the brains of America that we come as honest, sensible men to confer with honest, sensible men, and we realize that any invasion or attempt of the one to... take advantage of the other would be idle waste of time. Japan and America are allies in this war we are partners. As allies, we will win ; as partners, we of Japan do not propose to sleep, nor do we propose to violate the ethics which must control a successful partnership. As I have said before and since my arrival in this country, there is no question which can not be solved by partners in counsel together. No small or selfish motive should find a chance to live in the atmosphere around us, or affect the policy we must pursue in common ; namely, mutual forbearance, mutual trust, complete national independence, and the greatest good to the greatest numbers.
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