Titlebook: Conflict and Amity in East Asia; Essays in Honour of T. G. Fraser (Head of the History Department and P Book 1992 T.G. Fraser and Peter Lo

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International Trade: Patterns and Prospectse doubled’, and recorded that ‘the people, both in government and civilian life, are busy congratulating one another constantly’.. Another magazine, ., expressed its delight on the signing of the alliance as follows:

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Automation at Renault: Strategy and Forming Tariff Conference in 1925. Professor Ian Nish argues that ‘Britain and the United States did not see eye to eye after the Nanking incidents in 1927 and over tariff concessions in the following year’, and ‘Anglo-American co-operation could not be relied on in east Asian affairs’..

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International Trade: Patterns and Prospects with diplomatic relations between Britain and Japan in the 1920s and 1930s, postwar planning and postwar relations. Professor Nish edited the English version of the papers, which appeared under the title .,’ while the Japanese version, edited by Professor Hosoya Chihiro, was entitled simply . (The history of Anglo—Japanese relations) 1917–1949..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-29466-2pondence with presidential aides and General MacArthur’s staff suggests that claims and counter-claims remain firmly held and might now be brought before the bar for possible adjudication against the available archival and secondary sources..

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,The Road to Singapore: Japan’s View of Britain, 1922–41,e doubled’, and recorded that ‘the people, both in government and civilian life, are busy congratulating one another constantly’.. Another magazine, ., expressed its delight on the signing of the alliance as follows:

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Transforming Bodies: An Introductionf the world stage with real indicators of the importance attached to the region. For Britain and the United States these events illuminated the rapid transformation in their relationship accomplished by longer-term trends.

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