International Politics of Annexation : with special emphasis on the role of Britain and the United States in Korean absorption by Japan
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This study in the annexation of Korea by Japan deals specifically with the international aspect of Japan’s absorption of the Korean peninsula. Japan imposed its protectorate government after it had defeated Russia in the Russo-Japanese War of 1905. However, Japan delayed its action to annex the peninsula for five years. During this period Japan made two agreements with Russia, a measure which clear major obstacles in its way to the final step of annexation. Japan also entered a series of discussion mainly with Great Britain, its ally in East Asian politics, to compromise various demands including tariffs and exteraterritorialty which were suggested by the Western powers when Japan would take the final measure of annexation. These negotiations show the status of Britain as a leading imperial power in East Asia, while the United States was virtually forced to accept the British version in these matters.
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This study in the annexation of Korea by Japan deals specifically with the international aspect of Japan’s absorption of the Korean peninsula. Japan imposed its protectorate government after it had defeated Russia in the Russo-Japanese War of 1905. However, Japan delayed its action to annex the peninsula for five years. During this period Japan made two agreements with Russia, a measure which clear major obstacles in its way to the final step of annexation. Japan also entered a series of discussion mainly with Great Britain, its ally in East Asian politics, to compromise various demands including tariffs and exteraterritorialty which were suggested by the Western powers when Japan would take the final measure of annexation. These negotiations show the status of Britain as a leading imperial power in East Asia, while the United States was virtually forced to accept the British version in these matters.
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