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... effect upon the trade of the entire world . What will be the effect of the closer relations of Europe with the lands of the Pacific , and what effect will they in turn have upon Europe ? We can only hope that the same gen- eral benefit ...
... effect upon the trade of the entire world . What will be the effect of the closer relations of Europe with the lands of the Pacific , and what effect will they in turn have upon Europe ? We can only hope that the same gen- eral benefit ...
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... effect a protectorate over Korea , which has been described by an authoritative English writer on international law as constituting " an undoubted infraction both of the treaty of Shimonoseki and of the Anglo - Japanese convention ...
... effect a protectorate over Korea , which has been described by an authoritative English writer on international law as constituting " an undoubted infraction both of the treaty of Shimonoseki and of the Anglo - Japanese convention ...
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... effect of taking liquor whenever possible to get quick energy for work , a habit which easily turned the campesinos ... effects of having no land on which to set up a per- manent home . The miserable housing , with lack of even minimal ...
... effect of taking liquor whenever possible to get quick energy for work , a habit which easily turned the campesinos ... effects of having no land on which to set up a per- manent home . The miserable housing , with lack of even minimal ...
Contents
RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
Selected Abstracts Reprinted from Report of the AtlanticPacific Interoceanic Canal | 15 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
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