The Truth About Japan
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" With his long and honored diplomatic service in the East, whose peoples he knows and whose trusted adviser he has been for decades, he has a right to say in this pam- phlet: "For many generations China has been the least warlike of any of the great nations. Her most venerated philosopher and statesman, Confucius, taught her people that nations as well as individuals should settle their dif- ferences by appeals to right and justice. " In view of these facts, it seemed to me that you had some- ...how got the wrong perspective, and that you should have reversed your vision, and told your audience that we Western- ers have the war habit badly, and might well learn something from those oldest and most peaceful nations of the East.
THE TRUTH ABOUT JAPAN 7 I was in Manchuria as a guest of the army for six weeks, and was given in my passport the grade of a colonel. I had letters of introduction from the premier, Count Katsura, to all the generals and Marshal Oyama. The premier is a general of the regular army, and he said to me in all solem- nity: "I am a soldier, but I hate war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" With his long and honored diplomatic service in the East, whose peoples he knows and whose trusted adviser he has been for decades, he has a right to say in this pam- phlet: "For many generations China has been the least warlike of any of the great nations. Her most venerated philosopher and statesman, Confucius, taught her people that nations as well as individuals should settle their dif- ferences by appeals to right and justice. " In view of these facts, it seemed to me that you had some- ...how got the wrong perspective, and that you should have reversed your vision, and told your audience that we Western- ers have the war habit badly, and might well learn something from those oldest and most peaceful nations of the East.
THE TRUTH ABOUT JAPAN 7 I was in Manchuria as a guest of the army for six weeks, and was given in my passport the grade of a colonel. I had letters of introduction from the premier, Count Katsura, to all the generals and Marshal Oyama. The premier is a general of the regular army, and he said to me in all solem- nity: "I am a soldier, but I hate war.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Hyde Deforest to read onlineMoreLess
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