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Reader’s Notes Names in this work are cited in Western bibliographic order. Some terms within dictionary entries are in bold type to indicate additional entries. Unfamiliar <strong>Japan</strong>ese words are italicized. xi
Page 1 and 2: HISTORICAL DICTIONARY OF UNITED STA
Page 4 and 5: Historical Dictionary of United Sta
Page 6: Contents Editor’s Foreword Jon Wo
Page 9 and 10: viii • EDITOR’S FOREWORD acrony
Page 14 and 15: Abbreviations and Acronyms AAA Amer
Page 16 and 17: Chronology 1600 Ieyasu Tokugawa def
Page 18 and 19: CHRONOLOGY • xvii 1854 14 Februar
Page 20 and 21: CHRONOLOGY • xix 1870s Meiji Gove
Page 22 and 23: 1898 April-August: Spanish-American
Page 24 and 25: CHRONOLOGY • xxiii 1934 17 April:
Page 26 and 27: CHRONOLOGY • xxv broadcast of Emp
Page 28 and 29: CHRONOLOGY • xxvii announcement a
Page 30 and 31: CHRONOLOGY • xxix tember: Japan a
Page 32 and 33: CHRONOLOGY • xxxi 1967 25 April:
Page 34 and 35: CHRONOLOGY • xxxiii 1976 5 Novemb
Page 36 and 37: CHRONOLOGY • xxxv gust: President
Page 38 and 39: CHRONOLOGY • xxxvii Anniversary o
Page 40: CHRONOLOGY • xxxix Signing of the
Page 43 and 44: 2 • INTRODUCTION Geographically,
Page 45 and 46: 4 • INTRODUCTION This was also th
Page 47 and 48: 6 • INTRODUCTION At this vulnerab
Page 49 and 50: 8 • INTRODUCTION Tokugawa and pro
Page 51 and 52: 10 • INTRODUCTION to Euro-America
Page 53 and 54: 12 • INTRODUCTION rested with Chi
Page 55 and 56: 14 • INTRODUCTION Manchuria, whil
Page 57 and 58: 16 • INTRODUCTION Naval disarmame
Page 59 and 60: 18 • INTRODUCTION 1937. The so-ca
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20 • INTRODUCTION Japanese milita
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22 • INTRODUCTION by opposing dem
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24 • INTRODUCTION In the 1990s, i
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26 • INTRODUCTION on Security: Al
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28 • INTRODUCTION and the Japanes
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30 • ABE, NOBUYUKI 1940 began eye
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32 • ACQUISITION AND CROSS-SERVIC
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34 • AINU restored based on a spe
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36 • AMERICA FIRST COMMITTEE of t
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38 • AMO - DOCTRINE public statem
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40 • ANSEI TREATIES seal Korea’
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42 • ANTI-TERRORISM SPECIAL MEASU
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44 • ARTICLE NINE ARTICLE NINE. T
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46 • ATOMIC BOMB ATTACKS Over the
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48 • ATOMIC INDUSTRIAL FORUM ATOM
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50 • BATTLE OF MIDWAY Baseball is
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52 • BIDDLE, COMMODORE JAMES prep
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54 • BLACK SHIPS BLACK SHIPS (IN
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56 • BROOKS, CHARLES WOLCOTT Orde
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58 • BUCHANAN, JAMES government r
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60 • CAIRO CONFERENCE - C - CAIRO
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62 • CASTAWAY SAILORS, JAPANESE C
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64 • CHINA INCIDENT Minister Fumi
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66 • CHURCHILL, WINSTON S. SMITH;
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68 • “CIVILIZATION AND ENLIGHTE
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70 • COTTON CREDIT COTTON CREDIT.
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72 • DEFENSE to resist U.S. press
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74 • DEFENSE AGENCY ACT also ABCD
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76 • DODGE LINE (“national secl
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78 • DOOLITTLE RAID entrenched wh
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80 • EAST ASIA ECONOMIC CAUCUS in
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82 • EDO In August 1952, the ESB
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84 • FOREIGN EXCHANGE SPECIAL QUO
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86 • GENERAL HEADQUARTERS/SUPREME
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88 • GENERAL HEADQUARTERS/SUPREME
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90 • GIRARD INCIDENT attempt to c
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92 • GRANT, ULYSSES S. United Sta
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94 • GREATER EAST ASIAN CO-PROSPE
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96 • GRIFFIS, WILLIAM ELLIOT GRIF
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98 • HAMAGUCHI, OSACHI HAMAGUCHI,
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100 • HATAKEYAMA, YOSHINARI shogu
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102 • HAY, JOHN the 50th state of
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104 • HEUSKEN, HENRY free medical
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106 • HIROTA KO - KI delaying the
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108 • HORNBECK, STANLEY HORNBECK,
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110 • II, NAOSUKE For all the log
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112 • IMMIGRATION On 30 October,
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114 • INOUE, KAORU and U.S. defen
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116 • IRAQ Roger Daniels’s esti
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118 • IWAKURA, TOMOMI IWAKURA, TO
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120 • JAPAN-AMERICAN TRADE ARBITR
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122 • JAPAN-U.S. ADMINISTRATION A
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124 • JAPAN-U.S. BUSINESS COUNCIL
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126 • JAPAN-U.S. CONSULAR AGREEME
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128 • JAPAN-U.S. FRAMEWORK FOR A
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130 • JAPAN-U.S. MARINE VESSEL LE
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132 • JAPAN-U.S. SECURITY CONSULT
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134 • JAPAN-U.S. SECURITY TREATY,
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136 • JAPAN-U.S. SEMICONDUCTOR AG
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138 • JAPAN-U.S. SURPLUS AGRICULT
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140 • JAPAN-U.S. WISE PERSONS COM
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142 • JAPANESE CONSTITUTION propo
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144 • “JAPANESE SPIRIT, WESTERN
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146 • JAPAN’S THREE NON-NUCLEAR
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148 • JOINT DEVELOPMENT OF FSX Ma
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150 • JOINT STATEMENT ON THE JAPA
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152 • KANAGAWA TREATY Kaisei Gakk
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154 • KATSU, KAISHU In 1880, he g
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156 • KOIZUMI, JUNICHIRO May 1939
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158 • KONOE, FUMIMARO Boxer Upris
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160 • KUMAMOTO BAND The proposal
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162 • LANSING-ISHII AGREEMENT wri
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164 • LONDON NAVAL CONFERENCE Uni
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166 • LONDON NAVAL CONFERENCE Nob
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168 • MACARTHUR, GENERAL DOUGLAS
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170 • MACDONALD, RANALD South Kor
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172 • MAGIC MAGIC. MAGIC was the
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174 • MANIFEST DESTINY A third po
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176 • MARIA LUZ INCIDENT MARIA LU
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178 • MCKINLEY, WILLIAM Matsuoka
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180 • MEIJI RESTORATION Tokugawa
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182 • MORI, ARINORI he served as
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184 • MURRAY, DAVID tives in 1972
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186 • NAKASONE, YASUHIRO traveled
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188 • NATIONAL POLICE RESERVE was
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190 • NISHIMURA, SHIGEKI simultan
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192 • NOMURA, KICHISABURO - terri
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194 • “NYE REPORT” suffered a
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196 • OKAWARA, YOSHIO and worked
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198 • OPEN DOOR most respected pr
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200 • ORIENTAL EXCLUSION ACT Japa
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202 • PEACE IN VIETNAM! CITIZENS
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204 • PEARL HARBOR This law was a
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206 • PLAZA ACCORD PLAZA ACCORD.
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208 • PRIOR CONSULTATION Grew rec
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210 • PRUYN, ROBERT H. steel, ele
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212 • REISCHAUER STABBING INCIDEN
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214 • REPARATIONS TREATY BETWEEN
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216 • ROOSEVELT, FRANKLIN DELANO
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218 • ROOT, ELIHU China, and, for
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220 • RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR Japanese
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222 • SAKOKU imperial movement. H
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224 • SATSUMA DOMAIN of the anti-
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226 • SHANGHAI INCIDENT President
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228 • SHIGEMITSU-DULLES MEETING r
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230 • SHINTO SHINTO. Literally me
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232 • SINO-JAPANESE WAR fighting
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234 • SOVIET-JAPANESE NEUTRALITY
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236 • SPECIAL LEGISLATION CALLING
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238 • STONEWALL, CSS position, he
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240 • SUZUKI, KANTARO downward tr
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242 • TO - JO - , HIDEKI Recalled
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244 • TOKUGAWA, YOSHINOBU TOKUGAW
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246 • TRIPARTITE PACT leaders in
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248 • TRIPLE INTERVENTION drawing
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250 • UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER liv
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252 • U.S.-JAPAN FRAMEWORK TALKS
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254 • U.S.-JAPAN TRADE CONFLICTS
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256 • U.S.-JAPAN TREATY OF FRIEND
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258 • VOLUNTARY EXPORT RESTRAINT
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260 • WILSON, WOODROW The tone of
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262 • WORLD WAR II “creditors o
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264 • YALTA CONFERENCE fall rende
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266 • YAMAMOTO, ISOROKU family, a
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268 • YONAI, MITSUMASA relationsh
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270 • YOSHIDA, SHIGERU Because Ja
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272 • YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASS
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274 • APPENDIX A President Secret
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276 • APPENDIX A President Secret
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278 • APPENDIX B Name Took Office
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280 • APPENDIX B Name Took Office
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282 • BIBLIOGRAPHY ———, ed.
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284 • BIBLIOGRAPHY Ichioka, Yuji.
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286 • BIBLIOGRAPHY Alperovitz, Ga
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288 • BIBLIOGRAPHY ———. Dou
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290 • BIBLIOGRAPHY Leopold, Richa
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292 • BIBLIOGRAPHY ———. Sev
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294 • BIBLIOGRAPHY Johnson, Chalm
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296 • BIBLIOGRAPHY Vogel, Steven
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298 • BIBLIOGRAPHY Manjiro Societ
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