Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Volumes 93-94American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1921 - Political science |
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... American Ambassador to Japan THE ATTITUDE OF THE CHINESE TOWARD AMERICANS . Hon . Paul S. Reinsch , Recently , United States Minister to China AMENDMENT , CALIFORNIA ALIEN LAND LAW , ADOPTED NOVEMBER 2 , 1920 . / WHY CALIFORNIA OBJECTS ...
... American Ambassador to Japan THE ATTITUDE OF THE CHINESE TOWARD AMERICANS . Hon . Paul S. Reinsch , Recently , United States Minister to China AMENDMENT , CALIFORNIA ALIEN LAND LAW , ADOPTED NOVEMBER 2 , 1920 . / WHY CALIFORNIA OBJECTS ...
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... American War Works Drive was undertaken in 1918 , word was sent to China that it would be desirable if the Americans there did their part , and perhaps some Chinese friends might wish to con- tribute a little . The Chinese were then in ...
... American War Works Drive was undertaken in 1918 , word was sent to China that it would be desirable if the Americans there did their part , and perhaps some Chinese friends might wish to con- tribute a little . The Chinese were then in ...
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... American . " When we look into the reason for this feeling which is encountered everywhere , we think first of the action of the American Government which has in general aimed to be helpful to China . We have helped the Chi- nese in the ...
... American . " When we look into the reason for this feeling which is encountered everywhere , we think first of the action of the American Government which has in general aimed to be helpful to China . We have helped the Chi- nese in the ...
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... American point of view from that of the other nations is that whatever the Americans have done they have done in a spirit of coöperation , not with a view to establishing a hierarchy of officials or a group of mentors that would ...
... American point of view from that of the other nations is that whatever the Americans have done they have done in a spirit of coöperation , not with a view to establishing a hierarchy of officials or a group of mentors that would ...
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... American , but so also will be their conceptions of God and man , of parents and children , of morals and religion ... American continent . Even if not a single Japanese woman comes , it is not possible to prevent the seed of our great ...
... American , but so also will be their conceptions of God and man , of parents and children , of morals and religion ... American continent . Even if not a single Japanese woman comes , it is not possible to prevent the seed of our great ...
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