From Sierra Rose Antiques, Minden, NV, U.S.A.
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nFINE. Green cloth boards, gold embossed titling. Map endpapers. A very tightly worded and carefully book written after World War I - there are passages that clearly express Japan's viewe of America's expansionist efforts in the Pacific, foreshadowing it's 'forced response' to militarily re-take territories and protect itself. Japan is restricted from re-inforcing existing fortifications in the Pacific, while "America is allowed that right with regard to the Hawaiian group." "The naval base in the Phillipines has not yet assumed such a magnitude as to inspire fear in the Japanese mind. Although the fortifications there are understood to be formidable (potentially affecting) Japan's safety." . The United States was staking claim to the Pacific. Japan felt pressured immediately after WW I because of this. Important between the World Wars work about international Pacific region politics. Scarce high grade copy for archivist or historian. [B155- 217]. Seller Inventory # 010936
Bibliographic Details
Title: Japan's Pacific Policy [1922 edition]
Publisher: E P Dutton and Company, NY.
Publication Date: 1922
Binding: Hardcover
Condition: Collectible
Edition: FIRST.
Book Type: Collectible
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