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... ships trading there and a Japanese colony intermarried with the natives . Japanese and Chinese pirates , often in cahoots , frequently raided the islands . Japanese vessels conducted a regular rice trade with Siam and ex- plored the ...
... ships trading there and a Japanese colony intermarried with the natives . Japanese and Chinese pirates , often in cahoots , frequently raided the islands . Japanese vessels conducted a regular rice trade with Siam and ex- plored the ...
Page 156
... ships , colliers , hos- pital ships , and the like . The Russian guns outranged the Japanese , but Togo told his commanders that range does not matter when fleets close , and that Japanese always close . Togo did not depend alone on his ...
... ships , colliers , hos- pital ships , and the like . The Russian guns outranged the Japanese , but Togo told his commanders that range does not matter when fleets close , and that Japanese always close . Togo did not depend alone on his ...
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... ships . The Tenyo Maru of the second group , which put Japanese ship- ping ahead of American on the Pacific , is ... ships at home once they had gotten the architects ' plans , the Scotch bid- ders falsified some essential measurements ...
... ships . The Tenyo Maru of the second group , which put Japanese ship- ping ahead of American on the Pacific , is ... ships at home once they had gotten the architects ' plans , the Scotch bid- ders falsified some essential measurements ...
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First Word of the 1942 Edition | 3 |
The Face and the Spirit | 7 |
Japan and EnglandParallels to the Seven teenth Century | 16 |
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