The international position of Japan as a great power

Hishida Seiji George 1874-

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• Japan
• Foreign relations
• HIStory

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• Langue: English
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STUDIES IN ECONOMICSANDHISTORY, PUBLICLAW
EDITED BY THE FACULTY OF POLITICAL SCIENCE OF
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
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THE INTERNATIONAL POSITION
JAPAN AS A GEEAT POWEE
BY
SEIJI G. Ph.D.HISHIDA,
THE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY PRESS
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