The Living Age, Volume 303Living Age Company, 1919 |
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Page 65
... Treaty of Versailles ? For two reasons , in particular , it seems . First , because of Shantung . To Japan alone the treaty assigns all the ' rights , titles , and privileges ' which Germany possessed in that Chinese province . The treaty ...
... Treaty of Versailles ? For two reasons , in particular , it seems . First , because of Shantung . To Japan alone the treaty assigns all the ' rights , titles , and privileges ' which Germany possessed in that Chinese province . The treaty ...
Page 579
... treaties the world , outside of the Americas , was being parceled out between England , France , Italy , and Japan , and these treaties ' for substance of doctrine ' are now found in the Treaty of Versailles . The League of Nations in ...
... treaties the world , outside of the Americas , was being parceled out between England , France , Italy , and Japan , and these treaties ' for substance of doctrine ' are now found in the Treaty of Versailles . The League of Nations in ...
Page 651
... Treaty of Peace has caused a general disappointment hardly ad- mits of dispute . Disappointment is to be read not only in that large section of the press , in all nations , which openly attacks the treaty as giving us a bad peace , but ...
... Treaty of Peace has caused a general disappointment hardly ad- mits of dispute . Disappointment is to be read not only in that large section of the press , in all nations , which openly attacks the treaty as giving us a bad peace , but ...
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